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The cost of the American war against Iran has so far exceeded $43.6 billion, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) to Congress. These expenses include over 60% spent on bombs, missiles, and munitions, as well as costs for aviation, naval, and Army operations. U.S. forces have spent millions of dollars supporting military troops, transportation, supplies, and medical services. Since the start of operations in February, 18 soldiers have been killed and more than 830 others injured. Despite these significant estimates, some sources suggest that the true cost of the war could be even higher, especially when considering expenses for repairs and damaged infrastructure. Tensions between the United States and Iran continue, affecting stockpiles and the military economy.
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