US Spends $12 Billion in First Two Weeks of Military Action Against Iran, Official Confirms Amid Economic Concerns

Washington D.C. Less than 15 days after launching an attack on Iran in coordination with Israel, the United States has already spent $12 billion. Kevin Hassett, the White House's Chief Economic Advisor, confirmed that this military operation, which began on February 28, has cost this amount so far.

This official figure has been released amid widespread concern over the potential impact of the escalating conflict in the Middle East on the US economy. Advisor Hassett claimed that despite the large expenditure, it will not significantly affect the American economy.