The US House of Representatives has passed a war powers resolution for the second time, urging President Trump to withdraw military forces from Iran. The vote, which concluded with a 214-208 tally, saw support from four Republicans alongside all present Democrats. This resolution follows a similar measure approved last month, reflecting ongoing tensions in the Middle East that have recently impacted oil prices.
The renewed fighting in the region, including attacks on US military bases and threats to Saudi oil shipments, underscores the urgency of the situation. The House's action comes as Republicans also advanced significant military budget proposals, highlighting the complex interplay between legislative actions and military engagements in the region.