The Iran war now has a price tag ($25 billion), but still no end date

SITREP: The Pentagon has reported that the ongoing conflict in Iran has incurred costs amounting to $25 billion over the last two months. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has not provided an estimated end date for the war during congressional testimony. TACTICAL ASSESSMENT: The significant financial burden of the conflict may impact U.S. military funding and resource allocation in other areas. The lack of a defined end date suggests a prolonged engagement, which could affect regional stability and U.S. foreign policy. PROJECTED VECTORS: Continued military operations are likely, with potential for increased financial and political pressure domestically and internationally.