On Thursday, July 23rd, 2026, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution aimed at ending the war in Iran for the second time. The measure garnered bipartisan support, with four Republicans joining Democrats in the vote. Although the resolution is not legally binding, it signals growing frustration within Congress regarding the ongoing conflict.

This action serves as a rebuke to former President Trump, under whose administration the war escalated. The resolution highlights the legislative branch's desire to assert its role in foreign military engagements.

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