Iran Conflict Costs US $38B in Five Months

The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that the cost of the first five months of the war on Iran has reached approximately $38 billion, with expectations that the expense will increase in the coming months. It noted that the war has drained some of the U.S. weapons stockpiles, including interceptor missiles, and that the United States will need around $21.7 billion to replace the munitions used. It also warned that rebuilding the missile stockpile could take at least five years, highlighting the extent of the depletion suffered by the U.S. military arsenal during the conflict.

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