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Iran War Costs Hit $47 Billion As Trump Insists Tehran Must Not Go Nuclear

Trump is reportedly weighing whether to negotiate a deal with Iran or intensify military action.

President Donald Trump has said the Iran war will end when he decides, while insisting that any resolution must guarantee Tehran never acquires nuclear weapons.

Speaking at a rally in Lubbock, Texas, Trump said the conflict could end quickly but stressed the need for a definitive outcome. He is reportedly weighing whether to negotiate a deal with Iran or intensify military action.

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The war's estimated cost has climbed to $47 billion, according to a US Central Command estimate reported by The Hill on October 16. The figure reportedly includes $29 million for replacing munitions, with supplies facing shortfalls despite Trump's earlier assurances of ample ammunition.

The estimate excludes $184 million in damage to US diplomatic facilities across Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Meanwhile, a Reuters/Ipsos poll put Trump's approval rating at 32%. Economist Mark Zandi estimated the conflict had cost American households $2,000 through energy, interest and military expenses.

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