The US war with Iran is costing Americans hundreds of dollars daily
The war between the United States and Iran has already cost each American around $800. Experts estimate that if the military operation continues for another 100 days, as projected by the Pentagon, the US national debt could exceed $40 trillion.
This will directly affect Americans’ financial situation by increasing the cost of mortgages, loans, and gasoline. For the global economy, a protracted conflict risks accelerating inflation and slowing down GDP growth. During a closed briefing with senators, military officials revealed that at least $11.3 billion was spent in the first six days of the operation in Iran.
If the conflict persists, the expenditures will continue to rise, exacerbating already significant economic challenges both in the US and worldwide.
