What are the total yearly spendings of USA in Afghanistan?
Correct answer: A. $45 billions
- A. $45 billions
- B. $ 25 billions
- C. $ 30 billion
- D. $ 50 billions
Explanation
Contemporary estimates commonly placed the United States' annual Afghanistan war expenditure at about 45 billion dollars. The wording is imprecise because totals vary depending on whether only direct military costs or broader costs are included.
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