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Pentagon’s Iran War Bill Hits $47 Billion—and Still Leaves Out Base Damage

Eurasia · 28 Oct 2026

CENTCOM’s partial Iran-war bill reaches $47.1 billion, with base damage still excluded and munitions replacement consuming $29 billion.

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