US estimates Iran conflict costs exceed $11 billion in initial six-day period

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The Trump administration has estimated that the cost of a potential war with Iran over six days could be over $11 billion, according to a source.

This estimate was reportedly shared with Congress by the Pentagon. The figure includes costs associated with munitions and other military expenses.

Separately, The New York Times reported that the first week of an Iran war would have cost the US more than $11 billion, citing a Pentagon official. Meanwhile, 6abc Philadelphia stated that US senators were told the initial six-day period had cost around $11.3 billion.

The Washington Post also reported on the estimated costs, stating that early strikes against Iran had resulted in expenses of over $5.6 billion for munitions alone.

An Associated Press source confirmed the Pentagon’s estimate of a total cost of $11.3 billion for the first week of an Iran war.

These estimates are based on various reports and should be considered as preliminary information at this time.

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