The US Senate refuses to issue a resolution to end the war on Iran

Reject The US Senate narrowly approved a draft resolution seeking to order the withdrawal of forces participating in the war on Iran, with the Republican majority opposing limiting the military powers of President Donald Trump.

The US Constitution stipulates that only Congress has the authority to declare war, so Democrats want to reassert the powers of the legislative branch on this issue in the face of the executive branch represented by Trump.

War Completion Condition

While the law allows the president to initiate hostilities in response to an imminent threat, it requires him to obtain congressional authorization within 60 days.

However, in early May, Trump ignored this deadline, considering that the conflict had ended due to the ongoing ceasefire with Iran.

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