Pentagon Won't Put Price Tag on Syria Strike -- Defense News
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will not put a price tag on how much a punitive US strike against Syria might cost, but says it will come up with the money.
“I wouldn’t be able to offer details on costs at this time,” Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said at a Thursday briefing. “We don’t know precisely what the military operation would look like, so I can’t give a precise cost estimate.”
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Sept. 4 that the cost of a military strike against Syria would depend on the type of operation chosen by President Barack Obama.
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