The Iran War has entered its first month, with experts urging President Donald Trump to complete the four-to-six-week war on schedule. While the air campaign has largely damaged Iran's naval and missile capabilities, the regime remains in power and has resisted the U.S.-Israeli onslaught. Iran refuses to capitulate or reopen the Strait of Hormuz for most shipping traffic, while gas prices are at $4 a gallon. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has requested an additional $200 billion in funding for the war, which costs roughly $11.3 billion a week and is on top of a $1 trillion military budget. While Trump has not directly ruled out a ground war, both he and his administration have refused to entirely rule out such a move.