The U.S. Senate, for the first time, has approved a resolution aimed at limiting the President’s authority to wage war against Iran. The measure passed with nearly unanimous Democratic support and the backing of four Republicans. This follows a similar vote in the House of Representatives, signaling bipartisan concern over potential military escalation with Iran. While largely symbolic, the resolution serves as a formal rebuke of the Trump administration’s foreign policy decisions regarding Iran. Supporters argue the resolution reasserts Congress’s constitutional war powers. Opponents claim it undermines the President’s ability to protect national security interests. The resolution does not require presidential approval but represents a significant congressional statement.