Senators oppose bill restricting Trump's Iran military powers
The U.S. Senate committee failed to pass a vote aimed at criticizing President Donald Trump over the Iran war, with 49 members voting against and 47 in favor. This comes after the House of Representatives approved a similar bill to limit Trump's military powers in Iran. In June, the Senate approved a resolution to withdraw U.S. forces from Iran during a ceasefire, but later withdrew it. This vote marks the twelfth since the beginning of the year concerning war authorities related to Iran. Efforts to restrict Trump’s powers faced criticism from Republicans, including a senator who rejected the measure after official review. Meanwhile, Trump described those supporting restrictions on his authority as “losers,” considering that such actions complicate his military mission.
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