Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives voted against a resolution to limit President Donald Trump's military actions in Iran. Only three Republicans across both the House and Senate supported the measure. The ongoing conflict has affected global markets, with fluctuations in stock and oil prices.
Key Facts
- The House voted 212–219 against the war powers resolution concerning military action in Iran.
- This vote came a day after the Senate also defeated a similar attempt.
- Only three Republicans voted to curb Trump's military powers: Representatives Thomas Massie and Warren Davidson, and Senator Rand Paul.
- The conflict in Iran has caused global markets to react, with stock prices decreasing and oil prices increasing.
- At least 1,230 people have died in Iran, over 70 in Lebanon, and around 12 in Israel since the conflict started.
