Pentagon's $33.4 Billion Iran War Estimate Leaves Out the Oil Shock
The US Department of War has put the price of Operation Epic Fury, its campaign against Iran, at $33.4 billion across the first four months. The burden on American consumers has been far heavier. Higher fuel prices since the war began have cost US households roughly $106.4 billion, according to a Brown University tracker. That The post Pentagon's $33.4 Billion Iran War Estimate Leaves Out the Oil Shock appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- The US Department of War has put the price of Operation Epic Fury, its campaign against Iran, at $33.4 billion across the first four months.
- The burden on American consumers has been far heavier.
- Higher fuel prices since the war began have cost US households roughly $106.4 billion, according to a Brown University tracker.
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