As tensions with China continue to rise, the Pentagon reportedly asked missile suppliers to increase production in preparation for a potential war.

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From Daily Caller:

The Pentagon has urged its missile suppliers to double or even quadruple their production amid critically short stockpiles and the potential for war with China, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.

Multiple Pentagon officials, including War Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine, met with industry leaders involved with missile technology to convey their ambitious target, sources familiar with the matter told the WSJ. Pentagon officials and defense experts have long sounded the alarm of dwindling U.S. stockpiles of critical weapons, especially in the wake of an imminent invasion of Taiwan.

“President Trump and Secretary Hegseth are exploring extraordinary avenues to expand our military might and accelerate the production of munitions,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell told the WSJ. “This effort has been a collaboration between defense industry leaders and senior Pentagon officials.”

According to the Caller, the military has been dealing with critically low stockpiles of missiles. Conflicts overseas have drained our resources, as the U.S has reportedly sent almost $70 billion worth of military aid to Ukraine. The Caller notes that Israel’s brief war with Iran also drained our supplies.

This comes at a time when China poses a greater threat than ever before. The Communist country has had its eye on Taiwan for years, a nation we have sworn to militarily defend. Additionally, Chinese hackers have targeted the U.S. with cyberattacks several times over the past years.

Most recently, China gathered with America’s other enemies to display dominance and usher in a new world order with itself at the center.

As China continues to threaten the U.S., let’s pray for the military as it prepares for potential future conflict!

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(Excerpt from the Daily Caller. Photo Credit: DoD photo by Master Sgt. Ken Hammond, U.S. Air Force)