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Donald Trump’s Iran war has cost $25bn, Pentagon says

Use of costly missiles and air defence interceptors raises alarm about US readiness for other conflicts
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Status of key US munitions
MunitionUnit costPre-war inventory (estimated)Use in war (estimated)Delivery time (months)
Tomahawk$2.6mn3,1001,000+47
JASSM$2.6mn4,4001,100+48
PrSM$1.6mn9040-7046
SM-3$28.7mn410130-25064
SM-6$5.3mn1,160190-37053
Thaad$15.5mn360190-29053
Patriot$3.9mn2,3301,060-1,43042
Source: Center for Strategic & International Studies. April 21 2026
"}],[{"start":80.69999999999999,"text":"He also declined to say how much longer the conflict would go on."}],[{"start":84.69999999999999,"text":"While the American bombing campaign has ceased amid a fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran, the US military’s effort to exert economic pressure on the regime with a naval blockade involves more than a dozen warships and 100 aircraft."}],[{"start":99.85,"text":"Since the truce was agreed, the US has sent more warships and thousands of additional troops to the Middle East, including a third aircraft carrier, the first time the American navy has had three such vessels in the region in more than 20 years."}],[{"start":115.25,"text":"Hurst, who testified alongside Hegseth and General Dan Caine, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, about the Pentagon’s record $1.5tn budget request, said Congress would receive a request for more funding via the White House “once we have a full assessment of the cost of the conflict”. "}],[{"start":131.55,"text":"The Pentagon had initially asked the White House to submit a $200bn supplemental request, though Hegseth has previously said that number could change. "}],[{"start":140,"text":"Pentagon officials have said the $1.5tn request does not incorporate the costs of the Iran war."}],[{"start":146.7,"text":"Equipment losses and maintenance are also a factor in the Pentagon’s $25bn price tag, Hurst added. A range of American military assets have sustained damage or been lost, including fighter, attack and transport aircraft, drones and radars in Iranian attacks and friendly fire incidents. "}],[{"start":165.29999999999998,"text":"During his testimony, Hegseth had several combative exchanges with Democrats on the House armed services committee who criticised the administration’s approach to the conflict. "}],[{"start":175.45,"text":"In one testy exchange, Hegseth said calling the Iran war a “quagmire” is “handing propaganda to our enemies”. "}],[{"start":183,"text":"“Shame on you for that statement, and statements like that are reckless to our troops,” he said. "}],[{"start":188.3,"text":"“Don’t say: ‘I support the troops on one hand, and then a two-month mission is a quagmire’,” Hegseth added. “Who you cheering for here? Who you pulling for?”"}],[{"start":205.05,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1777512078_9722.mp3"}

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