Senate vote on Iran conflict
The U.S. Senate is expected to hold an upcoming non-binding vote, possibly today Thursday, to urge President Trump to end the war on Iran or to seek Congress’s authorization to continue it. The Democrats are pushing for this vote amid declining public support for the war, as a poll shows only 34% of Americans endorse the strikes on Iran. The escalation is linked to internal tensions and a heated election race ahead of the November elections. Although the Senate has passed several symbolic resolutions related to war powers since operations began in February, most of these resolutions did not receive full support and faced opposition from the White House, reflecting differing political views on whether to continue the war.
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