War in Iran: Pentagon contradicts Trump and acknowledges ammunition shortage

The Pentagon's inspector general confirmed in a report that the war against Iran has led to an ammunition shortage, contradicting Donald Trump's claims of unlimited stocks. The cost of the conflict is estimated at $33.4 billion between February 28 and June 30. The Epic Fury operation began on February 28, with over 2,000 targets struck in four days, and significant material losses were documented, including several fighters and refueling aircraft.