Amidst escalating conflict, a report indicates Israel’s Arrow missile interceptor stock may be dwindling, prompting US support with additional defense systems. Israel has launched attacks on Tehran, targeting military production sites, while intercepting drones launched from Iran. The crisis intensifies with threats from Iran’s leader and potential US involvement, impacting civil aviation and regional stability.
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