Iran has put a preliminary estimate of war-related damage at around $270 billion, according to local media reports, as the country seeks to include reparations in ongoing negotiations.

The estimate was reported by Tasnim News Agency, citing government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani, who described the figure as rough and subject to change.

Speaking to Russian media, Mohajerani said the assessment includes damage to infrastructure and buildings, as well as economic losses from industrial shutdowns.

She added that authorities are continuing to evaluate the full extent of the losses.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), Mohajerani said the issue of reparations was raised during recent talks with the United States over the weekend.

Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance said there had been “substantive discussions” during the talks held in Pakistan, but no agreement was reached.