A measure moving forward in the House would require the Department of Defense to disclose the total financial cost of its operations in Iran. According to multiple reports, the proposal would direct DoD to calculate and report the full expenses associated with the Iran mission, including costs tied to damaged or destroyed U.S. property. The reporting requirement is framed as an effort to provide greater visibility into the overall price of operations, rather than limited expenditures or selected line items. The articles say the measure advanced on Friday, indicating it has progressed through at least an initial legislative step, though they do not specify whether it is expected to clear the full chamber or reach enactment. The coverage is consistent across outlets that the proposal centers on DoD reporting and that the scope of what must be included goes beyond general operational costs to account for material damage and losses involving U.S. assets. The reports do not provide additional details on timing, enforcement, or specific reporting format within the proposal text cited.