The US Senate passed a resolution aimed at restricting President Trump’s military actions against Iran. The resolution mandates that any further armed conflict with Iran requires Congressional approval. This follows a similar decision made by the House of Representatives, signaling bipartisan concern over the administration’s foreign policy. Republican Senator Jim Risch expressed skepticism that the President would heed the resolution, stating he believes it will be ignored. The move represents a challenge to presidential authority regarding war powers, as defined by the US Constitution. While the resolution passed both chambers of Congress, its actual impact hinges on whether the President chooses to comply. The White House has not yet issued a formal response to the Senate vote.