The cost of ammunition for the first round of US attacks on Iran reached $4 billion

German defense company Rheinmetall estimates that the United States used approximately $4 billion worth of ammunition, including around 400 cruise missiles and 800 anti-aircraft interceptors, within the first 72 hours of launching an attack on Iran. Rheinmetall's financial report shows that these data are based on public information and internal assumptions. Another report suggests that the cost of ammunition in the first two days of the conflict could reach $5.6 billion.