Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump

being wrong about Iran's inventory, portable bunkers and what it means. Trump and his administration

have repeatedly claimed that Iran is almost out of drones, missiles, rockets, and so on.

If you listen to Trump World, the Iranian government is on the verge of running out of everything.

Just Thursday, Trump said Iran had, quote, very few rockets left.

He went on to exaggerate about success when talking about taking out almost all of their munitions.

The problem with the straight is this.

Let's say we do a great job.

We got 99%.

1% is unacceptable because 1% is a missile going into the hole of a ship

that costs a billion dollars. Here in the real world, where the status of Trump's month-old war

isn't decided by whatever nonsense Trump tries to speak into existence. Assessments suggest

that the majority of Iran's missile and drone inventory is still

intact. The assessments put it somewhere between 60 and 70% intact. While the administration is pointing

to a lower frequency of strikes by Iran, as some kind of evidence that they're winning. It seems like Iran

has slowed their operational tempo to avoid burning through their munitions the way the U.S. has.

An incredibly clear indication that Trump is misleading the American public about the progress of the war

is a posting for a contract opportunity

on sam.gov which is giving us a little bit of insight into the possible futures in the

Middle East. The U.S. military is seeking solutions for portable bunkers to be shipped over to

the Mideast. These would be structures U.S. forces could

seek shelter in during missile or drone attacks. The listing says, quote, the USG is seeking

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