How much could the Iran war cost the US? Here’s what we know
Al Jazeera
Predicting the total cost of the campaign is difficult, and experts warn the greater challenge may be inventory.
The long-running confrontation between the US and Iran entered a new phase on Saturday when joint US-Israeli air strikes targeted Iran, marking a moment of open military hostilities.
As US President Donald Trump signals that operations could last four to five weeks, we look at whether Washington can sustain a new war in the Middle East, and what it might ultimately cost.
Trump and Netanyahu are in this war for very different reasons. And that will soon show.
Qatar supplies 20 percent of the world’s LNG. If that’s off the table, countries will need to scramble for the remaining gas, driving up prices.
President Macron’s ‘advanced deterrence’ will be a nuclear-security relationship with key allies distinct from NATO arrangements.
Protests erupt across India after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is killed in US-Israeli air strikes on Iran.
A drone strike at a British base in Cyprus highlights UK’s precarious position in US attacks on Iran as it walks a legal and military tightrope.
Hospitals across Iran have been damaged by US, Israeli strikes – but no reports of direct hits yet.
Defence analysts tell Al Jazeera that Iran has revised its military strategy since 12-day war with Israel.
Army deployed and few areas in northern Gilgit-Baltistan region put under curfew after violence over Khamenei’s killing.