The five-day bill for the US–Iran war has emerged: It is increasing every passing minute

The economic, as well as military, impacts of the operations launched by the US and Israel against Iran on February 28 have begun to emerge. According to initial calculations by experts, the ammunition used, the sortie costs of fighter jets, and military deployments to the region in the first 24 hours of the operations led to expenditures in the billions of dollars.

While oil and gold prices are rising in global markets, it is assessed that the cost could multiply if the war drags on.

As the fate of the war in the Middle East is followed by the entire world, the issue of economic cost is also on many people's minds. When taking into account that even a single bomb costs thousands of dollars, war expenditures in the Middle East are taking on a nature that goes beyond human imagination. A website has been developed where costs can be tracked for the new war that began on February 28.

779 MILLION DOLLARS IN 24 HOURS

Today marks the fifth day of the mutual attacks, which began with the US and Israel's strikes and were met with Iran's retaliations. It was calculated that the US military spent approximately 779 million dollars in the first 24 hours of its military operation against Iran.

Deployment Cost: The transport of aircraft to the region and the positioning of dozens of naval vessels are estimated to have cost an additional 630 million dollars.

Daily Operations: The daily operating cost of each aircraft carrier strike group in the region is approximately 6.5 million dollars.

A website that has gone live online calculates the cost of the war daily using an estimation model. According to the data on the site, the total cost since the first day is approximately 2 billion 276 thousand dollars.

This figure is increasing every passing minute. According to the calculations on the site, the hourly cost of the war is 9.16 million dollars. The daily cost is approximately 220 million dollars.