Iran War Cost: $33.4B in Four Months, U.S. Munitions Shortfalls
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The Independent
The Independent (US)How destroyed jets and drones helped cause cost of Iran war to reach $33.4bn
The U.S. Department of Defense estimated the cumulative cost of the military operation “Epic Furia” launched against Iran in early February at US$33.4 billion up to June 29. Of the total estimated, US$22.3 billion is for munitions used during the campaign, US$7.4 billion for accumulated operational obligations and US$3.7 billion for losses [...] Pentagon entry estimates the cost of the military operation against Iran to be US$33.4 billion was fi…
WASHINGTON A new report by the Pentagon's Inspector General acknowledged that the US war in Iran has caused ammunition shortages and supply-chain bottlenecks, raising questions about America,**s ability to sustain a prolonged war. The report, covering February 28 through June 30, details bills of dollars in spent munitions, equipment losses and other military expenditures. It also documents damage to US...
Pentagon Watchdog Puts Iran War Cost at $33.4 Billion, Confirms Weapons Shortfall
The US military faces shortages of key munitions and industrial bottlenecks in rebuilding its stockpiles as a direct result of the war with Iran, according to the first Pentagon Inspector General report on the conflict, directly contradicting President Trump’s repeated assurances that American ammunition supplies are effectively unlimited. What Happened The report, delivered to Congress […]
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