US Spends $5.6B on Weapons in First Two Days of Iran Conflict

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WASHINGTON, USA – Web Desk : The United States reportedly deployed an unprecedented amount of advanced weaponry during the first two days of its conflict with Iran, according to officials cited by The Washington Post on March 10, 2026.

The report revealed that the Pentagon expended approximately $5.6 billion worth of weapons and ammunition in the initial phase of hostilities, highlighting the rapid use of high-tech military assets in a short period.

This deployment has raised concerns among some members of the U.S. Congress, who warned that critical and limited stockpiles of sophisticated arms are being consumed at an accelerated rate.

Earlier, former U.S. President Donald Trump had claimed that the United States maintains an effectively unlimited supply of strategic weapons.

Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed that American forces have targeted roughly 5,000 objectives in Iran so far, including the destruction or damage of 50 Iranian military aircraft. Officials emphasized that the strikes were aimed at military targets.

The early intensity of the U.S. campaign demonstrates both the scale of modern warfare capabilities and the potential strain on national defense resources.

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