The story so far
US Iran Conflict Renewed
Tracked across 7 sources · Updated 2h ago
The ceasefire under the Islamabad MoU has ended, and hostilities between the US and Iran have entered a 10th day. The US has spent $37.5 billion so far, and the House approved a $95 billion budget for war funding. Iran warns of resistance, while Israel says it will not join. Focus shifts to Bandar Abbas.
How it unfolded
1d ago
US House approves $95 billion budget for Iran war funding
1d ago
Trump claims Iran will be ready to deal soon
1d ago
Senator clashes with Hegseth over Iran war strategy
2d ago
Israel says it has no interest in joining US-Iran conflict
2d ago
Pentagon reports Iran war cost at $37.5 billion so far
3d ago
Iran warns US against ground invasion of Kharg Island
4d ago
Iran announces end of ceasefire with US under Islamabad MoU
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →US House approves $95 billion budget for Trump's war against Iran. Here's what it means
The US House narrowly approved a $95 billion budget framework for Pentagon operations linked to the Iran conflict.
The budget sets the stage for legislation funding the war against Iran.
The approval was by a narrow margin, indicating political division.
The funds are designated for military operations, not diplomacy or humanitarian aid.
The next steps involve Senate approval and potential reconciliation with the House version.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →Iran FM says Supreme Leader decides on war, ceasefire
Iran announced the end of its ceasefire with the United States under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated the Supreme National Security Council evaluates war and ceasefire proposals.
Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has the final decision on war or ceasefire.
The ceasefire was unveiled days earlier by US President Donald Trump.
The end of the ceasefire raises the prospect of renewed tensions between Iran and the US.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Pete Hegseth Estimates Iran War Has Cost $37.5 Billion So Far
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Iran war has cost the US $37.5 billion so far.
This is up from a previous estimate of nearly $29 billion in mid-May.
The statement was made on Tuesday.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Hegseth Grilled Over Iran War Costs in Senate
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth estimated the US war with Iran has cost $37.5 billion so far.
Republicans are pushing a $95 billion budget package including $60 billion for war funding, $12 billion for other national security, $10 billion for farm aid, and $10 billion for voting law changes.
Three more American service members died, bringing the death toll to 17, with over 100 injured since early July.
Senator Patty Murray warned of 'another forever war' and said President Donald Trump is asking for $70 billion more despite claiming a deal is near.
The Pentagon has faced criticism from Senator Susan Collins over blocking or denying promotions to officers, particularly women and minorities.
Earlier · 21h ago
Full story →US cost of Iran war $37.5 billion? Pete Hegseth says 'every dollar' will build military 'lethality'
US defense secretary Pete Hegseth said the cost of the US war on Iran has surpassed $37.5 billion as of July 22, 2026.
Hegseth asked Congress to approve an $87 billion supplemental funding request for the Department of Defense, with $67 billion for active operations in the Gulf.
He described the request as a 'generational investment' to strengthen the US military and ensure it did not fall behind rival nations.
Every dollar appropriated will be used to increase the 'lethality' of US forces and reinforce 'peace through strength,' Hegseth said.
The hearing occurred as the US carried out an 11th consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets and Tehran continued retaliatory attacks.
