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The U.S. military now estimates the cost of the war with Iran at $43.6 billion, according to a new Pentagon figure. The conflict has also drawn scrutiny over casualties, with a report saying more U.S. troops have been killed than the Pentagon has acknowledged, and a U.N. panel saying a U.S. strike on an Iranian school may be a war crime. South Korea has refused to send military support despite pressure from President Trump, and the U.S. has offered $15 million for information on the IRGC's financial network. By nearly every metric, the U.S. is losing the Iran war.
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