The US Department of Defense Inspector General has released a new report detailing significant US losses and logistical challenges in the Iran war. A Congressional Budget Office estimate shows the conflict is costing American taxpayers $2 to $3 billion per month and is already significantly driving up domestic inflation.
Reuters reports that just hours after Defence Secretary Healey resigned, the UK Armed Forces Minister also stepped down, saying Prime Minister Starmer is not spending enough to keep the country safe. The resignation of two senior defence officials on the same day highlights deep divisions within the UK government over military budgets and raises questions about Britain’s NATO commitments and capabilities. Editor: GoodInfo Global News Team
BBC analysis shows Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense system will cost $1.2 trillion and may not stop all-out missile attacks.
U.S. officials reveal the Iran war’s true cost is closer to $50 billion, roughly double the Pentagon’s public estimate of $25 billion, as oil prices surge to a four-year high.