In the context of tensions between the United States and Iran, possible openings for dialogue have emerged, as reported by several news outlets. At the same time, some journalistic sources have raised the question of a possible shortage of munitions available to the US armed forces, linked to the intensity of raids and military operations in the region.

US President Donald Trump rejected these hypotheses, stating that the United States possesses quantities of munitions far greater than what is needed and greater than those of any other country. According to Trump, the slowdown in operations is therefore not connected to a decrease in military stockpiles.

The issue of munition reserves has been the subject of debate among analysts and media outlets, without independent official confirmation of the actual state of stockpiles.

In parallel, further developments have been reported in the region. In the West Bank, violence by settlers has been reported: two mosques were allegedly set on fire and approximately 80 arrests were made. The Tel Aviv government has also approved the construction of 763 new housing units in the occupied territories. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with Trump shortly.