The Pentagon spent approximately $5.6 billion on munitions during the first two days of military operations involving Iran, according to estimates provided to Congress on Monday.

A congressional source familiar with the matter confirmed that the Defense Department delivered the spending figures to lawmakers, though details about the specific types of munitions used were not disclosed.

The substantial expenditure highlights the significant costs associated with modern military operations and the use of precision-guided munitions in contemporary warfare.

The Defense Department has not publicly released additional details about the operations or provided a breakdown of the munitions costs. Congressional oversight committees routinely receive briefings on military expenditures during active operations.