Iran's military costs surpass 30 billion
A report from the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Defense revealed that the seven-month-long U.S. war against Iran cost approximately $38 billion. This has led to a shortage in ammunition supplies and an increase in global costs, with bottlenecks in the production of explosives and propellants, reflecting the war's impact on the U.S. military economy. Despite official statements claiming adequate stockpiles, the report admits that excessive consumption has caused a strategic shortage and raised costs, with expectations that the conflict will continue to drive up spending and influence American inflation.
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