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'Iran War To End...'? Trump Aide Says 'Enough To Fund War', Reveals US' Plan To Tackle Hormuz Crisis
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3:15Now PlayingUS Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that United States has sufficient funds to sustain its ongoing war effort against Iran, but is seeking additional “supplemental" funding from Congress to ensure long-term military readiness.
Addressing concerns over rising oil prices, Bessent also defended the administration’s decision to ease sanctions on Iranian and Russian oil. He argued that allowing more countries such as Japan and South Korea to purchase oil would stabilise global markets and prevent prices from surging to $150 per barrel. According to Treasury estimates, the move would only marginally benefit Russia, potentially increasing its oil revenue by up to $2 billion.
As the war continues and costs mount, the debate over additional funding is expected to intensify in Washington, with lawmakers weighing fiscal concerns against military preparedness.
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