🚨 BREAKING:
🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. Senate has officially advanced a War Powers Resolution aimed at restricting further military action against Iran, passing in a razor-thin 50-47 vote.
Key developments: • Four Republicans broke ranks to support the measure: Susan Collins, Bill Cassidy, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul
• Democrat John Fetterman voted against the resolution
• This marks the first Iran-related War Powers Resolution to clear the Senate
• The vote came only hours after Trump claimed he was “one hour away” from authorizing new strikes
• Trump has previously labeled the War Powers Act “totally unconstitutional”
The timing is massive.
Washington is now openly divided over how far the conflict should go, while pressure grows over the economic and geopolitical cost of escalation.
Meanwhile: ⚠️ Pentagon estimates place the conflict cost at $29 billion so far
⚠️ Reports suggest Iran’s missile infrastructure remains largely operational
⚠️ Oil, crypto, and global markets are closely watching the next move
Now all eyes shift to: ➡️ The House of Representatives
➡️ A possible Trump veto
➡️ Whether Congress is prepared to directly challenge executive war authority
The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the authority to declare war.
Tonight’s vote signals that, for the first time during this conflict, the Senate is attempting to reassert that power.
Markets hate uncertainty.
And geopolitical uncertainty is rising fast. 🌍📉
