The Trump administration seeks $87 billion from Congress to boost U.S. defense amid Iran tensions.
Washington: (RightNow) The Trump administration has requested $87 billion in additional funds from Congress due to increased U.S. defense spending amid ongoing military tensions with Iran.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth briefed the Senate Appropriations Committee, stating that $37.5 billion has already been spent on military operations with Iran. This amount includes projected expenses until September 30.
Pete Hegseth emphasized the need to enhance U.S. military capabilities given the current global situation. He stated that the defense budget cannot be reduced.
He warned that without the necessary funding, the U.S. could face serious security challenges, increasing threats to American security.
It is noteworthy that U.S. Air Force fighter jets continue to strike Iran as part of ongoing global conflicts.














