The Pentagon has revealed that the total cost of the Iran war has exceeded $47.1 billion. U.S. officials are concerned about a potential short-lived but intense resurgence of the conflict following the midterm elections. Gulf states are actively on a multipart peace agreement to halt further escalation. The war has also driven up the prices of oil and gas, benefiting companies such as Equinor.
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