A shocking U.S. government audit has revealed major failures in Washington’s ability to track billions of dollars’ worth of sensitive military aid sent to Israel, raising serious national security concerns. The Defense Department’s Inspector General found that large portions of advanced U.S. weapons were not properly monitored, with millions of munitions unaccounted for amid intense conflict. Officials warned that staffing shortages and battlefield chaos weakened oversight, increasing the risk that advanced U.S. technology could fall into hostile hands. The report has sparked debate over accountability, arms control, and America’s defense export safeguards.
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