The United States spent an estimated $113.3 billion on its military operation against Iran, according to the Iran War Cost Tracker.
The platform calculates the costs associated with maintaining deployed troops, naval assets sent to the Middle East, and other operational expenses. Its methodology is based on a U.S. Department of Defence report to Congress, which estimated that the first six days of the operation cost $11.3 billion, with subsequent expenses reaching approximately $1 billion per day.
According to the tracker’s final assessment, the 108-day conflict in the Middle East cost the United States about $113.3 billion in total, with spending no longer increasing following the end of the operation.
By Jeyhun Aghazada
