US Democrats condemn war on Iran as Senate resolution fails

A Senate resolution to end US military operations against Iran failed to pass on a 47-53 vote, falling short of the 50 votes needed for approval. Democratic senators sponsored the measure as a challenge to the Trump administration's military actions in the region. The failed vote reflects deep divisions between Democrats and Republicans over the scope and legality of executive war powers, with Democrats arguing the attacks lack congressional authorization. Republicans blocked the resolution, effectively allowing continued military operations to proceed without legislative restriction. The vote underscores ongoing tensions between Congress and the White House over Iran policy and the constitutional limits of presidential military authority.