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U.S. military commanders are reportedly warning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that the prolonged Iran war is putting growing pressure on America’s armed forces. Senior commanders have reportedly raised concerns that continued deployments could weaken U.S. readiness, divert resources from Europe, Asia and Latin America, and undermine homeland-defense obligations. The Pentagon has rejected the reporting as inaccurate, insisting Hegseth is working with military leaders to maintain force readiness. But with the conflict entering its sixth month, rising costs, depleted missile stocks and mounting casualties are intensifying scrutiny over Washington’s military strategy. Is America stretched too thin by the Iran war?