US faces mounting logistical crisis as allies reject Trump's pleas for help in Iran war: Source
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US faces mounting logistical crisis as allies reject Trump's pleas for help in Iran war: Source

11 March, 2026.Iran.1 sources

Key Takeaways

  • US military faces severe shortages of air-defense missiles in the region.
  • Allies rejected Trump's pleas for help in the Iran war.
  • A US Army source reports strained logistics transferring weapons from global strategic locations.

US logistics crisis

As the war against Iran enters its twelfth day, a source within the US Army told Press TV that the US military is struggling with severe shortages of air defense missiles in the region.

As the war against Iran enters its twelfth day, the US military is struggling with severe shortages of air defense missiles in the region, according to an informed military source

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The source said US forces are racing to transport weapons from other global strategic theaters to West Asia to replenish dwindling resources.

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Strikes exposed defense gaps

The source linked the emergency redeployment to Iran's retaliatory strikes under Operation True Promise 4.

The source said all recent Iranian drone and missile strikes successfully struck their targets both in the occupied territories and at US military bases across the region, exposing critical gaps in American air defense capabilities.

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Allied refusals to help

According to the assessment, regional stockpiles of US air defense missiles have been severely depleted, leaving existing systems unable to intercept ongoing retaliatory missile and drone attacks.

As the war against Iran enters its twelfth day, the US military is struggling with severe shortages of air defense missiles in the region, according to an informed military source

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US President Donald Trump launched an intensive diplomatic pressure campaign by telephone to European and Southeast Asian leaders, angrily demanding that allies dispatch warships and deploy US-made radar systems.

The source said only one leader agreed to consider the request and three other countries flatly rejected it.

Broader context and stakes

Press TV reported the diplomatic rebuff reflects growing international reluctance to become entangled in the widening war, which the article says was imposed on Iran on February 28 following the assassination of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei and several senior military commanders.

Military analysts cited in the article warn allies fear being drawn into a protracted war with unpredictable consequences for global energy supplies and regional stability.

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The article notes Iranian armed forces have launched 37 waves of missile and drone strikes against the Israeli regime and US bases in the region while the logistical strain on American forces intensifies.

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