A shocking new watchdog report reveals that the Pentagon has lost track of billions of dollars’ worth of U.S. weapons and military aid sent to Israel after the October 2023 Hamas attacks. Investigators found that record-keeping collapsed as the war intensified — with tracking accuracy dropping from 69% to just 44%. More than 4 million munitions went unaccounted for across dozens of shipments, potentially including aviation, artillery and small-arms ammunition. Officials blame staff shortages and the rapid pace of weapons use, but critics say the lack of oversight raises major concerns about accountability, transparency, and global security. This isn’t the first time the U.S. military has failed to track its own weapons — and warnings are growing that the problem is systemic. <br /> <br />#PentagonWeapons #IsraelWeaponsAid #USMilitaryAidIsrael #PentagonAccountability #WeaponsTrackingFailure #IsraelWar #USIsraelWeapons #MilitaryAidOversight #MissingWeapons #USWeaponsIsrael #BreakingNews #DefenseSpending #MilitaryAccountability #GlobalSecurity #InspectorGeneralReport #WeaponsTracking #USDefenseNews #IsraelConflict #USPentagonReport #UntrackedWeapons<br /><br />~HT.410~ED.194~
