US Senate limits president's war powers regarding Iran
The United States Senate has passed an important decision regarding the powers of President Donald Trump. A new resolution limits the president's ability to use military force against Iran without specific authorization from Congress. This decision was the result of lengthy discussions in Washington about the role of Congress in matters of war and peace.
According to the document, the president is required to withdraw American troops from hostilities against Iran. The only exceptions are cases where there is an imminent threat of an attack on the United States. Senators emphasize that any large-scale military operation must have official approval from lawmakers.
This decision came after a significant increase in tension between Washington and Tehran. Many politicians in the US are concerned about the possibility of a major conflict starting in the Middle East. They believe that control over the initiation of war should belong to Congress, as provided for by the country's Constitution.
Although the Senate supported this resolution, the situation remains complicated. It is expected that President Donald Trump may use his veto power to block this document. However, the vote itself demonstrates the desire of lawmakers to regain influence over US foreign policy and avoid new large-scale military conflicts.