Which outcome occurs at coastal Roman fortress walls during prolonged naval sieges that prevents resupply?

💡 Explanation

Reinforcement attrition increases, occurring via logistical blockade. Supply routes are severed until resupply becomes untenable during the *attrition warfare* mechanism, because enemy ships interdict supply lines. Therefore defenders become critically undersupplied, rather than wall degradation or mechanical failures occurring as key factors.

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