Israel and Iran have been at war for two weeks, and Iran's counterattack has caused approximately $800 million in damage to the United States.

According to British sources, the latest analysis shows that in just the first two weeks of US military strikes against Iran, Iran's retaliation against US military infrastructure in the Middle East has already cost the US about $800 million. As the conflict continues, the cost to the US will only increase. It is reported that analysis from the BBC and the US think tank Strategic and International Studies Center shows that Iran's targets include US air defense systems, satellite communication systems, and other assets in Middle Eastern countries. One of the most severely damaged US military assets is a radar system from the "THAAD" air defense system located at a Jordanian air base, with a cost of approximately $485 million according to US Defense Department budget documents. Attacks on US military bases and facilities in the Middle East have also caused over $300 million in damages to the US. Additionally, the THAAD air defense systems in multiple locations in the Middle East have been targeted, but the specific extent of the losses has not been evaluated yet.