Trump: Iran cannot have nuclear weapons
U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his claim that the Iran war will end "whenever I want it to," but insists that Tehran cannot have a nuclear weapon. His statement comes as a report from The Hill, citing U.S. Central Command, revealed that the cost of the Iran war has ballooned to $47 billion, about $3 billion more than previous estimates. The bulk of the costs was reportedly for munitions replacements at $29 million. The report also noted that the massive price tag does not include the estimated $184 million in damages to U.S. military bases and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East as of June 29.
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