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The US war effort has cost Washington an estimated $40 billion, with wider economic costs potentially reaching $1 trillion. We spoke with Matthew Bryza, the former deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasia, about what the US has achieved for the money spent and whether there were better ways to use those funds.
The US war effort has cost Washington an estimated $40 billion, with wider economic costs potentially reaching $1 trillion. We spoke with Matthew Bryza, the former deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasia, about what the US has achieved for the money spent and whether there were better ways to use those funds.
