Trump's Advisor Confirms US Position

The Washington Post reports the U.S. War Department spent $5.6 billion on munitions in the first two days of its Iran operation, prompting congressional concerns over ammunition stockpiles and a new funding request.

US President Donald Trump stated he could declare the war on Iran a success but will go further, citing achievements like destroying 5,000 targets and reducing Iran's missile capabilities by 90%. He refused to set a specific end date for the conflict.

US Senate Democrats threaten to block Congress unless Trump administration holds public hearings on Iran war, using parliamentary pressure tactics.

Gold prices stabilized on Tuesday as investors remained cautious amid Middle East tensions. This followed reports that US President Donald Trump believes the war with Iran could end soon. Investors are closely monitoring the situation.

Six Democratic U.S. senators announced they will launch an intensive campaign for public hearings on the war with Iran. They plan to summon top officials from President Donald Trump's administration to testify under oath. If Republicans resist, the Democrats will take steps to halt the Senate's regular proceedings.