
US says it has spent $25 billion in war against Iran since February 2026
The United States has confirmed that since launching military operations against Iran on February 28, 2026, it has spent an estimated $25 billion on the conflict.

The United States has confirmed that since launching military operations against Iran on February 28, 2026, it has spent an estimated $25 billion on the conflict.

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In an interview with Fox News, Trump said that if Iran truly wants dialogue, it should reach out directly to the United States.

Trump also mentioned that there could be a future meeting between the Prime Minister of Israel and the President of Lebanon in the United States, although no date has been announced yet.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has given Iran between three and five days to reach a firm decision to present to Washington before the current ceasefire expires.

Donald Trump announced that, following his request, eight women who had participated in protests against the rising cost of living in Iran and were reportedly facing execution, have had their death sentences lifted.

The former head of the United States Navy, John Phelan, was dismissed from his position on Wednesday, reportedly after disagreements with the Secretary of Defense over the implementation of shipbuilding programs proposed by Donald Trump.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has announced that the ceasefire will remain in place until negotiations to end the war with Iran—which has lasted nearly two months are concluded.

Cuban authorities described the meeting held in Havana as “respectful and professional,” emphasizing that it took place without threats or ultimatums.

Donald Trump has warned that Iran will face unprecedented problems if it refuses to engage in negotiations with the United States.





























