Iran War Cost Revealed: Global Impact Will Last for Years
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More than three months after the U.S. and Israel launched their military campaign against Iran, the financial and human costs are now clear. The war has drained billions of dollars from national budgets, disrupted global energy markets, and left lasting damage to regional stability. The effects are not limited to the battlefield. Oil prices have spiked, trade routes have been rerouted, and millions of civilians face displacement and economic hardship. Experts warn that the consequences will linger for years, reshaping international relations and security policies worldwide. The full scale of the cost, both in lives and money, continues to unfold.