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A Central Command document estimates the conflict has cost over $47 billion through mid-October, up from $43.6 billion in early September. The total includes $29 billion in munitions and $6 billion in destroyed equipment, excluding damage to bases in the Persian Gulf.
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Tehran dismissed claims that Doha submitted a new agreement to halt fighting with Washington, maintaining its nuclear stance. Abbas Araghchi stated that Israeli-backed strikes in the Gulf would disrupt global gas supply and demand.
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President Trump stated that the conflict with Iran will conclude on his terms. A report indicates the financial cost of the war has reached $47 billion.
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The US has reportedly alerted Gulf allies to prepare for a potential military campaign against Iran after the November 3 midterm elections. Washington is deploying additional assets to the region while diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
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U.S. officials are said to be briefing regional nations on potential military strikes against Iranian nuclear and infrastructure sites after the midterm elections. President Trump stated that further force may be used if Tehran rejects negotiated terms.
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The Pentagon estimates that U.S. military operations in Iran have cost more than $47 billion.
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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright acknowledged that the ongoing military engagement with Iran has incurred significant expenses.
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