The U.S. Senate narrowly rejected a Democratic resolution aimed at curtailing military operations against Iran, marking the ninth failed attempt since February. The vote, 48-47, occurred despite a recently announced framework agreement between the White House and Tehran for a ceasefire and further negotiations. Democrats argue that Congressional authorization is required for ongoing military actions. The resolution invoked the War Powers Act, seeking to end the conflict without explicit Congressional approval. This defeat comes amid ongoing air attacks between Israel and the United States and Iran. The White House continues to pursue a diplomatic resolution, but the Senate’s action signals continued disagreement over the scope of presidential war powers. The outcome suggests a lack of consensus on limiting executive authority regarding military engagement in the region.