House passes resolution to halt military action in Iran, rebuking Trump, reports Chron

The House of Representatives approved a resolution calling for an end to military action in Iran. Lawmakers framed the measure as a rebuke of former President Trump’s approach. The resolution reflects growing congressional concern over further US involvement in the region. It signals a bipartisan desire to limit escalation and protect diplomatic options. The vote adds pressure on the administration to reassess its Iran policy. Critics argue the resolution may constrain executive flexibility in foreign affairs. Supporters contend it reinforces congressional oversight of military decisions. The outcome will shape future debates on US engagement in the Middle East.