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U.S.-Iran war brings new multinational coordination and mounting U.S. costs

Military chiefs from the United States, Israel and Arab countries reportedly held a secret meeting to discuss the war with Iran. A Pentagon watchdog warned of a strategic U.S. munitions shortfall, while the conflict has cost the United States about $38 billion.

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Broader military coordination, constrained ammunition supplies and rapidly rising costs indicate a deepening and potentially more sustained regional war.

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