Trump's Iran policies strain U.S. Navy budget

The British newspaper "The Guardian" reported that the war launched by U.S. President Donald Trump against Iran has led to a severe financial crisis within the U.S. military, especially the Navy, which was forced to divert funds allocated for salaries and other expenses to cover combat operation costs, resulting in a budget deficit. It confirmed that ongoing military operations, including Iranian retaliatory strikes, have depleted ammunition stocks and caused damage to military infrastructure in the region, adding financial pressure on U.S. forces. Additionally, the crisis has led to the postponement of non-urgent maintenance work and an increased reliance on financially concerning repercussions, as military leadership moves to cut and adjust spending in light of limited current funding. This comes amidst significant political and financial challenges, even as the Trump administration continues to enhance U.S. Navy capabilities and develop its fleet, including building massive ships and upgrading launch systems. However, funding remains a primary obstacle to expanding operations and increasing readiness.

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