The US House of Representatives voted 215-208 to pass a war powers resolution limiting President Trump's military actions against Iran, with Trump War Powers being a key concern. Four Republicans joined Democrats to pass the measure, which aims to halt US military action against Iran.
The conflict with Iran began with US strikes, followed by a ceasefire in April, but the situation remains uncertain. The House vote marks a rare rebuke of the President's war strategy, with lawmakers citing concerns about the escalating conflict and its impact on the US economy.
According to reports, the resolution is intended to prevent the President from taking further military action against Iran without congressional approval. The Senate has also advanced a similar war powers resolution, with four Republican senators joining Democrats.
President Trump is likely to veto the resolution, but it is unclear whether the Senate will pass its own version of the resolution. The implications of the House vote are significant, with potential consequences for the US economy and global stability.
The House vote reflects growing opposition to the US involvement in the conflict with Iran, which has led to increased gas prices, inflationary pressure, and uncertainty about the future of the conflict. As the situation remains uncertain, one key question is how President Trump will respond to the resolution, and whether he will veto it.