The assessment excluded costs related to the conflict, such as military equipment and personnel deployment prior to the February 28th attack. Previously, the Washington-based think tank, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), reported that Washington incurred $3.7 billion, or nearly $900 million daily, within the first 100 hours of the U.S.-Israeli operation against Iran. This was primarily due to substantial ammunition expenditures.
According to CSIS researchers, Mark Kansian and Chris Park, only a small portion of the estimated $3.7 billion in wartime costs was initially factored into the budget. The majority, $3.5 billion, remained unforeseen. The Pentagon is likely to require additional funding to cover unplanned expenses, potentially presenting a political challenge for the Donald Trump administration and creating another area of resistance to the war.
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The Pentagon estimates that the United States spent more than $11 billion during the first six days of the conflict with Iran. This evaluation did not include expenses directly tied to the war, includ
The Pentagon estimates that the United States spent more than $11 billion during the first six days of the conflict with Iran.