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War Consumes the Budget is spending more on the war just as strikes cut directly into state revenues. Infrastructure damage since the start of the year is nearing $10 billion, while attacks and port disruption have already cost the economy about 1.5% of GDP, according to the Reuters report . Another $40 billion in export revenue is now at risk. The wartime model looks increasingly simple: higher military costs, weaker income

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