The U.S. Senate passed a war powers resolution aimed at limiting President Trump’s authority to use military force against Iran without congressional approval. The resolution, while largely considered symbolic, represents a rare instance of bipartisan opposition to the President’s foreign policy. It calls for an end to unauthorized military actions related to the conflict with Iran. Though the White House has dismissed the measure, its passage highlights growing congressional concern over escalating tensions in the Middle East. Supporters argue the resolution reaffirms Congress’s constitutional role in declaring war. The resolution’s practical impact is limited, as the President is not legally obligated to comply, but it sends a strong political message. It passed despite opposition from some Republicans who argued against restricting the President’s military options.