US EditionFirst 100 Hours of Operation Epic Fury Cost Around $3.7 Billion: Here Is How Much US Is Spending Daily on War with Iran
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In the first days of the war in Iran, the United States deployed more than 2,000 precision bombs and hundreds of anti-aircraft missiles, costing at least $3.7 billion (€3.2 billion), according to a report by the think tank CSIS. The war is estimated to cost the US between $750 million and $1 billion per day. How much longer can and will the country continue to pay that price?
First 100 hours of Operation Epic Fury cost around $3.7 billion: Here is how much US is spending daily on war with Iran
The US is spending $1 billion daily amid its ongoing conflict with Iran, which began with the bombing of Tehran and the death of Khamenei. The direct military cost for the US could reach $65 billion to $95 billion if the conflict with Iran persists for several weeks.
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As the conflict in West Asia enters its second week, a staggering figure has emerged regarding the financial toll on the American taxpayer. According to disclosures from the Pentagon and analysis by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the United States is spending approximately $891.4 million every day to sustain military operations against Iran. In just the first seven days, the total bill reached $6 billion, a sum that e…
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