以军否认防空弹药不足

Group 1 - The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied claims of a severe shortage of air defense interceptors and stated that they had adequately prepared for military actions against Iran months in advance [1] - An anonymous military officer indicated that the IDF is ready for a prolonged conflict with Iran, having used fewer interceptors than anticipated during current operations [1] - Reports indicated that Iran launched approximately 300 ballistic missiles towards Israel in the two weeks following the conflict's outbreak on February 28, which is fewer than the 500 missiles launched during the "12th War" in June 2025 [1] Group 2 - U.S. officials reported that Israel informed them of a near "serious shortage" in its ballistic missile interceptor stockpile, with the air defense system under significant pressure as the conflict with Iran continues [1] - It was noted that Israel's interceptor inventory was already low before the current conflict began [1] - The U.S. official emphasized that the U.S. itself does not face a similar shortage in interceptor stock and maintains sufficient capabilities to protect its bases, personnel, and interests in the Middle East [1]