An Associated Press (AP) report suggests it will take more than 3 years for the United States to have these weapons

The Pentagon has said it will take at least three years to replenish the stockpiles of three key weapons systems used extensively in the war with Iran, raising concerns about the United States' ability to deal with a new conflict, especially with China.

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According to a report by the Associated Press (AP) citing an analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the war with Iran has led to a significant reduction in the stockpiles of offensive and defensive missiles.

The report states that the United States used more than 1,000 Tomahawk missiles in attacks on Iran. 

However, the current production rate is less than 200 missiles per year, which means that it could take up to five years to restore them to stockpiles. 

This situation highlights a significant gap between military needs and the defense industry’s production capacity, which could affect the United States’ readiness to meet long-term challenges.