The US Senate has passed a non-binding resolution asserting congressional authority over military actions regarding Iran. The measure rebukes President Trump’s actions and states that Congress holds the constitutional power to declare war. While symbolic, the resolution signals growing concern within Congress regarding the potential for escalation with Iran. It follows heightened tensions after a US drone strike killed a top Iranian general earlier this year. The resolution does not prevent the President from taking military action, but it serves as a formal expression of Congress’s intent to reassert its role in decisions about war. Supporters argue it’s a necessary check on executive power, while critics view it as largely performative. The vote reflects a bipartisan desire to avoid further conflict in the Middle East.