The first 100 hours of military operations against Iran cost 3.7 billion dollars, or 891.4 million dollars per day.
Modern.az reports that the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) publication released information on this.
Some of these costs have already been budgeted. The unbudgeted portion of the costs is 3.5 billion dollars. Future costs will primarily depend on the intensity of operations and the effectiveness of Iran's response.
Costs are divided into three categories: operational costs, munitions replacement, compensation for combat losses, and infrastructure repair.
Operational costs amounted to 196 million dollars, of which only 178 million dollars were budgeted, with the remaining amount not being in the budget. Munitions replacement cost approximately 3.1 billion dollars. Approximately 350 million dollars were spent on compensation for combat losses and infrastructure repair.
