Ammunition leak crisis at the US General Staff

The prolongation of the Iran War continues to increase the chaos in the US army. Following the problems experienced with the aircraft carriers sent to the region against Iran, there is now an information leak crisis at the US Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The army was alarmed after the news appeared in the press that the US Department of Defense Pentagon was experiencing ammunition shortage due to Iranian attacks.

According to the New York Times, approximately 50 senior personnel at the US Joint Chiefs of Staff were subjected to polygraph tests. Allegedly, polygraph tests were applied to both civilian and military senior officials one by one last month.

During the test, personnel were asked whether they had disclosed classified information about operations against Iran to the press.

Reports about the leaks included information that the US army's ammunition stocks had dropped to a critical level due to the Iran conflict. Pentagon Spokesperson Sean Parnell declined to comment on the test claims.

The aircraft carriers sent by the USA to the Middle East also came to the fore with allegations of supply problems due to their extraordinarily long mission periods, deteriorating mental health of some personnel, moldy showers, broken toilets, water outages and rotten food.