US Congress Votes to Limit President’s War Powers Against Iran
The United States Congress has passed a resolution to limit the president’s authority to wage war against Iran. The measure was approved by a vote of 50 to 47, with several Republicans joining Democrats in support.
This legislative move reflects growing concern among lawmakers about a potential unilateral military conflict with Iran. The resolution, which has previously been rejected multiple times, will now be presented in the House of Representatives.
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