World War III has arrived, and we’re almost out of missiles

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Modern high-intensity warfare consumes key weapons faster than they can be manufactured — This could lead to shortages that force strategic reallocations, impacting ongoing conflicts.
Separate conflicts may overlap and be seen as one due to resource constraints — This increases the risk of a broader global conflict, even without explicit declarations of war.

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World War III has arrived, and we’re almost out of missiles

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marked the beginning of the world’s first truly global strategic conflict since 1945, and the U.S. confrontation with Iran, watched closely by China, now threatens to fuse those overlapping rivalries into the broadest international war of the modern era.

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