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Haya ndio makadirio ya gharama ya vita vinavyoendelea dhidi ya Irani.
Unaweza kuona ni namna gani duniani tunavyotifautiana na hivyo tusipende kukopi na kupaste yaliyopo nje na kutaka yatumike hapa kwetu.
Bado tunayo safari ndefu ya kujipanga na kutekeleza.
KWA HISANI YA MTU WA TANZANIA!
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WASHINGTON — Facing down senators’ questions about an Iran spending request, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that he expects “certain aspects” of the Iran war to cost $37.5 billion through the end of September.
During a hearing on Capital Hill today Hegseth did not detail just what is excluded from that total but said by the end of fiscal 2026, or Sept. 30, it would cover military pay, operation and maintenance, and other “anticipated costs.” That figure is up from the $25 billion price tag given in late April and the $29 billion offered a month later for costs incurred so far.
It’s tens of billions of dollars less, however, than the $67.1 billion the Trump administration has requested in defense funds it says it needs related to the Iran conflict as part of a larger, nearly $90 billion supplemental request. The administration has said that money would pay for everything from restocking munitions to drone purchases to classified programs.
Source: Breaking defense
Unaweza kuona ni namna gani duniani tunavyotifautiana na hivyo tusipende kukopi na kupaste yaliyopo nje na kutaka yatumike hapa kwetu.
Bado tunayo safari ndefu ya kujipanga na kutekeleza.
KWA HISANI YA MTU WA TANZANIA!
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WASHINGTON — Facing down senators’ questions about an Iran spending request, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that he expects “certain aspects” of the Iran war to cost $37.5 billion through the end of September.
During a hearing on Capital Hill today Hegseth did not detail just what is excluded from that total but said by the end of fiscal 2026, or Sept. 30, it would cover military pay, operation and maintenance, and other “anticipated costs.” That figure is up from the $25 billion price tag given in late April and the $29 billion offered a month later for costs incurred so far.
It’s tens of billions of dollars less, however, than the $67.1 billion the Trump administration has requested in defense funds it says it needs related to the Iran conflict as part of a larger, nearly $90 billion supplemental request. The administration has said that money would pay for everything from restocking munitions to drone purchases to classified programs.
Source: Breaking defense