Iran War Costs Surge to $45.1 Billion, Pentagon Tells Congress: Reports - The Tribune
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Trump’s Iran war bill hits $45.1 billion and counting
The Pentagon estimates the US conflict with Iran has cost $45.1 billion. This figure surpasses earlier Congressional Budget Office projections for the war. The Pentagon's estimate includes war-related expenses and additional fuel costs. However, it does not cover repairs or indirect military operation costs. The conflict's ongoing nature suggests continued financial expenditures.
Iran War Costs Surge to $45.1 Billion, Pentagon Tells Congress: Reports
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The ongoing US conflict with Iran has cost the Trump Administration an estimated USD 45.1 billion, according to a Pentagon estimate provided to the US Congress on Friday, CNN reported, citing two sources familiar with the matter. World News | Iran War Costs Surge to $45.1 Billion, Pentagon Tells Congress: Reports.
Iran war costs surge to $45.1 billion, Pentagon tells Congress: Reports - The Tribune
The ongoing US conflict with Iran has cost the Trump Administration an estimated USD 45.1 billion, according to a Pentagon estimate provided to the US Congress on Friday, CNN reported, citing two sources familiar with the matter.
This estimate does not include repairs to military bases or indirect costs of military operations The Pentagon's estimate exceeds the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) earlier estimate of $38 billion The US Pentagon has informed Congress that the US war with Iran has cost the US government $45.1 billion, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter, CNN reports. The Pentagon said the cost of the war by September 3 was $43.6 billion, w…
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