The US Department of War put the cost of Operation Epic Fury, its campaign against Iran, at $33.4 billion for the first four months, while Brown University’s tracker said higher fuel prices have cost US households about $106.4 billion. According to BeInCrypto, the Pentagon’s estimate covers a fixed window through June 29 and excludes broader economic damage, including the oil shock.

Munitions account for $22.3 billion of the total, with cumulative obligations at $7.4 billion and damaged equipment at $3.7 billion. The White House has asked for $87.6 billion in supplemental funding, including $21 billion for munitions.