Senate rejects Iran war resolution

The U.S. Senate voted three times against a resolution aimed at stopping the military operations led by President Donald Trump against Iran. The voting results were 49 votes against the resolution and 50 in favor, following days after Trump's speech in which he threatened to annihilate Iran. This vote is the latest in a series of anti-war stances, as some Republicans have begun to withdraw support for Trump, seeking to gain control of Congress before next November. The resolution was intended to define the authority to go to war but failed to pass, reflecting internal disagreements over continued escalation against Iran.

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