Politico: The Pentagon has no money to strengthen its forces in the Middle East.
An American publication reported that the Pentagon does not have enough financial resources to strengthen its military presence in the West Asian region.
“Paltico” magazine reported on Tuesday evening that the US Department of Defense does not have enough financial resources to strengthen its military presence in the West Asian region.
While referring to the US military aid to the Zionist regime in the Gaza war, Politico wrote that the lack of consensus in Congress to approve the military budget for the new year is due to this.
The report further states that the Pentagon currently only has limited funds allocated in the last fiscal year’s budget because the new budget for this year has not yet been approved.
Politico then quoted US military spokesman Chris Sherwood as saying: “The situation in the Middle East requires extraordinary measures that force the Pentagon to reallocate funds from other spending areas, reducing appropriations for the preparation, deployment, and training of forces.”
Accordingly, Sherwood said a number of Defense Department programs may face reductions or cancellations.
On the other hand, an anonymous American official claimed that the President of the United States had warned the Zionist regime about the next step of this regime’s actions to start military operations in southern Gaza.