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The American war against Iran over six months cost approximately $38 billion, with projections of an increase of $3 billion per month, raising concerns about ammunition depletion, rising energy prices, and heightened pressures on the U.S. budget. The high costs have led to shortages in vital ammunition stocks and the possibility that replenishing them could take up to five years, with threats to undermine military readiness in the event of another conflict—especially as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate. Additionally, the war has contributed to a 0.5% increase in inflation in early 2027 and an increase in the U.S. national debt, which has exceeded $40 trillion.
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