Trump says Iran hostilities ‘terminated’ as Congress consent deadline passes
US President Donald Trump has told Congress that the conflict with Iran has 'terminated' despite an ongoing standoff, as a legal deadline passed for him to seek approval to continue the war. The US and Iran have been in a fragile ceasefire since April 7, but Iran maintains its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Donald Trump has informed Congress that the conflict with Iran has 'terminated', despite ongoing tensions. A 60-day deadline for Congressional approval to continue the war has passed. Trump ordered a two-week ceasefire on April 7, which has been extended. The US Navy is enforcing a blockade of Iran's ports, and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Trump has criticized NATO for not supporting his actions against Iran. The 1973 War Powers Resolution requires Congressional agreement to continue military action after 60 days. Trump has branded the law 'unconstitutional'. The conflict may not be over, as Trump stated that the threat posed by Iran remains significant.
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