Congressional Watchdog Puts War Costs at $38 Billion, Estimates 5 Years to Replace Interceptors

A nonpartisan watchdog agency has revealed that the ongoing conflict with Iran could cost the U.S. government an additional $2 to $3 billion per month, totaling an estimated $38 billion. The report also highlights that replacing the aging missile interceptors will take about five years. This comes as a significant concern for national security and fiscal policy, underscoring the immense financial and strategic challenges the U.S. faces in this prolonged conflict. For more details, check out the full article on the Wall Street Journal's website.