munitions

/ mjuːˈnɪʃənz /

plural noun

1. sometimes singular military equipment and stores, esp ammunition

Example Sentences

The MOD's war-gaming this week will focus on the supply chains for artillery munitions and uncrewed systems – also known as drones.

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Assad's government and its ally Russia rejected the report and alleged that the Syrian Air Force strike hit a rebel depot full of chemical munitions.

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"These cluster munitions make it significantly more difficult for our rescuers and energy workers to liquidate the impact of the strikes," he added, calling it a "very mean escalation" in the conflict.

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He said ending fighting in Lebanon would also give the IDF space to resupply weapons, munitions and troops, and thus could free up more Israeli forces to serve in Gaza.

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He also said ending fighting in Lebanon would give the IDF space to resupply weapons, munitions and troops.

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