- The cost of the Iran war has risen to $29 billion, an increase from the previously estimated $25 billion.
- Acting Under Secretary of Defense Jules Hurst attributed the cost surge to updated equipment repair and replacement, alongside general operational expenses.
- Iran has threatened to enrich uranium to 90% purity, suitable for weapons, if the conflict is reopened.
- This threat follows the US president's dismissal of the latest peace proposal and reports that he is considering reopening the conflict.
- Iran's parliamentary spokesperson stated that Tehran would review 90 percent enrichment in parliament if attacked again, while the US president met with his national security team to discuss options.
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