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Iran-US war cost: Inside Pentagon's $47 billion bill as Trump says war will end ‘when I want it to’

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Economic TimesIran-US war cost: Inside Pentagon's $47 billion bill as Trump says war will end ‘when I want it to’
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The US military has spent over $47 billion so far to prosecute the war in Iran, according to latest estimates obtained by Reuters.

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