According to Axios, a U.S. official said Iranian delegates had agreed to hold an on-site media briefing at the start of a meeting and brought state media to the venue, but left after seeing the number of journalists present and later issued an inaccurate account through state media.

CSIS senior fellow Mark Cancian said a preliminary CSIS analysis estimates the Iran war has cost the US Department of Defense about $40 billion, covering munitions use, equipment losses and base damage; the figure excludes routine combat spending already budgeted in the DoD's FY26 budget of more than $1 trillion. The analysis says other agencies, chiefly the Department of Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs, incurred roughly $1 billion in costs. US pump prices rose from a national average below $3/gal to above $4/gal for much of the conflict; Brown University energy-cost tracking estimates the average household would have spent at least $253 less without the war. Inflation outpaced average wage growth in April and May, effectively eroding pay for the first time since 2023.

以色列總理內塔尼亞胡：我們攻擊了他們的橋樑，攻擊了許多目標。我們對“伊朗革命衛隊經濟”的累計破壞規模不是以百萬計，也不是以數億美元、數百億美元計，而是以數千億美元計算。他們需要很長時間才能恢復。