US Congress votes to end Iran sanctions
The U.S. House of Representatives voted for the third time to end the war in Iran, opposing President Donald Trump’s authority to use military force without congressional approval. The vote was repeated by both parties, with 220 representatives in favor and 204 opposed to the resolution, but it is expected that Trump will exercise his veto power. The resolution aims to curb military escalation against Iran and comes amid rising tensions, with debates increasing over the costs of the war, which have exceeded $38 billion until August 2026, and its impact on oil prices and inflation. Passing these resolutions remains limited if Trump uses his veto, as the majority of Democrats and war-opposing Republicans seek to impose restrictions on the president’s ability to continue military operations against Iran.
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