The U.S. Senate passed a resolution Tuesday aimed at restricting President Trump’s ability to engage in military action against Iran without congressional approval. The resolution invokes the War Powers Act, seeking to limit the use of force. Despite this action, analysts suggest the resolution is unlikely to immediately end ongoing tensions or military presence in the region. The move reflects growing congressional concern over the administration’s foreign policy regarding Iran, particularly following the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani earlier this year. However, the White House has already signaled its opposition to the resolution, with President Trump threatening a veto. The resolution passed largely along party lines, highlighting the deep political divisions surrounding the issue. Ultimately, the conflict’s trajectory remains uncertain despite the Senate’s attempt to assert its constitutional authority.