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UN: Iran War Cost Could Aid 87 Million People
The UN humanitarian chief highlighted that the financial cost of the Iran war could have provided aid for over 87 million people. This statement underscores the significant humanitarian impact of military spending.
30 Apr, 21:37 — 1 May, 02:15
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cbcHigh18h ago
U.S. money spent on Iran war could have saved 87 million lives: UN humanitarian chief
Tom Fletcher is on a United Nations mission to Somalia where he's seeing the impacts of rising poverty, hunger and death, all of which he says could have easily been avoided.
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Cost of Iran war equals aid for more than 87 million people, U.N. aid chief says
The Pentagon says it has spent $25 billion on the conflict in the Middle East, while the United Nations aid office sought $23 billion for humanitarian assistance programs.
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First report: cbc · 30 Apr, 21:37|Full coverage: 4 · 6h|Window: 6h
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