Iran war’s cost grows to $43.6 billion in new US military estimate
Pentagon's partial estimate for Iran war costs includes munitions and weapon replacements, but excludes damages and future expenses.
- On Friday, the Pentagon informed Congress that the U.S. war with Iran has cost $43.6 billion since it began in February, representing the highest official estimate for the ongoing conflict.
- According to United States Central Command, expenditures include $28.1 billion for spent munitions, $11.2 billion for operations, and $4.3 billion for lost weapons, with another $1.5 billion covering fuel.
- Military officials noted that this estimate omits potential billions in damages to U.S. facilities across eight Middle East countries, alongside long-term costs like veterans' healthcare and disability compensation.
- Diminished stockpiles of defensive missile interceptors have caused alarm among U.S. and NATO officials as Army Patriot and THAAD systems face high demand throughout the conflict.
- The Congressional Budget Office projects the war will continue to cost $2 billion to $3 billion monthly, sparking economic inflation concerns as the November midterm elections draw near.
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The price the U.S. military is paying for the war with Iran has increased to $43.6 billion until September 3, according to a new estimate given this week to lawmakers.
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CENTCOM Puts U.S. Iran War Costs at $43.6 Billion as Munitions Spending Surges
A new U.S. Central Command estimate places military costs from the Iran war at $43.6 billion through Sept. 3, with replacement munitions accounting for $28.1 ... The post CENTCOM Puts U.S. Iran War Costs at $43.6 Billion as Munitions Spending Surges first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The cost of the war in Iran to the US military rose to $43.6 billion as of September 3, according to a new estimate submitted to members of Congress this week.
The U.S. military released its latest estimates to Congress, stating that the budget for the war with Iran has soared to $43.6 billion, with more than half of that going towards weapons and equipment.
U.S. war with Iran costs rise to $43.6 billion as munition spending soars
The $43.6 billion figure comes from an estimate made by U.S. Central Command, and according to a Congressional Budget Office report, the war will continue to rack up expenses of around $3 billion a month depending on the conflict's intensity
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