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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Congress the U.S.-Iran war has cost $25 billion, his first Capitol Hill appearance since the conflict started. He sharply criticized lawmakers in both parties who have questioned the war. The figure sets a baseline for future spending debates and potential oversight moves.
A senior Pentagon official put the U.S. war in Iran at $25 billion in costs so far, marking the first official military price estimate for the conflict. The figure sets a baseline for congressional budget debates and defense spending expectations.
The Iran war is generating concentrated sectoral winners even as the broader 2026 global economic outlook deteriorates. Defense firms, Wall Street, AI developers, and green energy companies are identified as primary beneficiaries through procurement cycles, wartime finance, and accelerated energy security spending. The
L3Harris Technologies has won a $465 million U.S. Army contract to develop a next-generation night-vision system, expanding its electro-optical and infrared sensing portfolio. The award reinforces L3Harris's position in soldier modernization programs and could carry follow-on production options that push total contract
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Congress the U.S.-Iran war has cost $25 billion, his first Capitol Hill appearance since the conflict started. He sharply criticized lawmakers in both parties who have questioned the war. The figure sets a baseline for future spending debates and potential oversight moves.
2mo ago · 1 min · Global Affairs
A senior Pentagon official put the U.S. war in Iran at $25 billion in costs so far, marking the first official military price estimate for the conflict. The figure sets a baseline for congressional budget debates and defense spending expectations.
2mo ago · 1 min · Global Affairs
The Iran war is generating concentrated sectoral winners even as the broader 2026 global economic outlook deteriorates. Defense firms, Wall Street, AI developers, and green energy companies are identified as primary beneficiaries through procurement cycles, wartime finance, and accelerated energy security spending. The
2mo ago · 1 min · Global Affairs
L3Harris Technologies has won a $465 million U.S. Army contract to develop a next-generation night-vision system, expanding its electro-optical and infrared sensing portfolio. The award reinforces L3Harris's position in soldier modernization programs and could carry follow-on production options that push total contract
2mo ago · 1 min · Business
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