The U.S. Senate passed a resolution urging withdrawal of troops from conflict zones involving Iran, signaling bipartisan concern over ongoing hostilities and highlighting congressional oversight in foreign policy.
The U.S. House has passed a resolution restricting President Trump’s authority to wage war on Iran without Congress approval, signaling bipartisan congressional oversight amid ongoing conflict.
The US Senate advanced a resolution requiring President Trump to obtain congressional approval for further military actions against Iran, challenging executive war powers.
Iran has delivered a 14-point peace proposal to the U.S., demanding troop withdrawals, sanctions relief, and reparations, while Washington remains doubtful about its acceptance.
The US Senate rejected a resolution aimed at ending military operations against Iran, upholding presidential authority over war decisions despite Democratic opposition.