OMB Says Iran War Cost $30B, Stays Mum on Supplemental

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Wednesday, 01 July, 2026, 00:16
The cost of US military operations against Iran so far is $30 billion, the director of the Office of Management and Budget told Congress on June 30, but he offered scant details on plans for a supplemental funding request that includes more than twice that figure for defense.
“We’ve spent about $30 billion,” OMB Director Russel Vought told the House Appropriations Committee.
OMB’s cost estimate is $1 billion more than Pentagon acting comptroller Jules “Jay” Hurst III said in testimony May 12, and $5 billion more than the Pentagon estimated April 29.
Vought offered no further details on the new figure and deferred to the Pentagon.

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