This reminded me of a thread I came across a week or two back on Twitter about missile stocks and storage capabilities (please excuse references to what's happening today in Ukraine, though some of it is undoubtedly relevant).
https://twitter.com/TrentTelenko/sta...01885534498816
The author makes the case that the US learned some valuable lessons in the first Gulf War about the transportation and storage of valuable equipment in less-than-ideal climates, and the new technology that's been implemented as a result of those learnings. Perhaps some of the users here had some first-hand interactions with these kinds of equipment failures back then?
In any case, this all makes help the case that advanced missile stocks would likely be depleted rather quickly either through usage, or through poor storage/logistics by many nations around the globe.
edit: Here's some old documentation from the thread:
https://www.liberatedmanuals.com/TM-...5-470-15-1.pdf