U.S. Media Expose: U.S. Scrambles to "Raise Money" for Attack on Iran, Congressional Appropriations Deadlocked
Bloomberg learns that the U.S. is seeking funds for military action against Iran
According to this news agency, the approval process for additional funding measures has "essentially stalled in Congress."
New York, July 25 -- TASS
The U.S. executive branch is attempting to find sources of funding to continue supporting military operations against Iran.
The report notes that Washington "is struggling with how to pay for the war," as "the approval process for supplementary funding measures has effectively come to a standstill" in Congress. This has forced the administration to seek alternative avenues to secure the necessary funds. The report also states that President Donald Trump has taken almost no action to persuade lawmakers to approve the appropriations.
Earlier, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said at a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee that the cost of U.S. military operations against Iran is approximately $37.5 billion.
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