
Pentagon Seeks $200bn for Iran War; Trump Blames Hegseth Amid Soaring Costs
The Pentagon has requested an additional $200 billion to fund the war against Iran, with President Trump appearing to blame Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth for the decision to go to war, as the daily cost of the conflict approaches two billion dollars.
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The United States Department of Defense has requested an additional $200bn to fund its illegal war against Iran, as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth declined to set any timeline for the operation and left the decision on its end to President Donald Trump. The request, first reported by The Washington Post and confirmed by officials speaking to AP, arrives less than a month after the conflict began and would mark one of the largest single increases in US military spending in recent years. Hegs...
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