The war between Israel and Iran has entered its 6th day, and costs are rapidly increasing. Nightly costs have reached 287 million dollars.

As Israel conducts airstrikes against Iran, Iran responds with ballistic missiles. This situation is putting pressure on Israel's air defense systems.

The costs of Israel's air defense systems are also quite high. For example, the cost of intercepting a rocket with the Iron Dome is approximately 30,000 dollars.

While Israel's air defense systems manage to intercept many of the missiles coming from Iran, some still reach their targets, causing casualties and significant damage.

The costs of the war are felt not only in military terms but also economically. The rise in oil prices affects countries like Turkey as well.

The costs of the systems used by Israel in the war create a heavy burden on the country's budget. This situation could lead to economic issues such as inflation and unemployment.