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    Senate vote fails, allowing continued US military action against Iran

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    By Linda Park on March 5, 2026 USA News
    Senate vote fails, allowing continued US military action against Iran
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    Senate vote fails, allowing continued US military action against Iran

    Explosions have been reported in Tehran as US and Israeli forces continue their military operations against Iran, escalating tensions in the region. A Senate vote against war powers will allow President Trump to maintain current strike actions without further legislative constraints.

    This ongoing conflict raises concerns over national security and economic stability as markets react to potential disruptions. Over the next 24 to 48 hours, developments are expected to unfold rapidly as Gulf countries assess their responses.

    An endgame strategy has come to surface, where Israel intends to divide Iran up, giving northern areas to Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan and southern Eastern region to a new state Kurdistan.

    Key developments across the United States

    Iran live: Explosions in Tehran as US, Israeli forces continue attacks

    Tensions escalate as military action intensifies between the US, Israel, and Iran.

    Explosions reported in Tehran are linked to ongoing conflicts involving US and Israeli forces targeting Iranian positions. This uptick in hostilities marks a significant escalation amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

    War powers vote fails in the Senate, allowing Trump to continue Iran strikes

    The Senate’s failure to pass war powers legislation facilitates President Trump’s military actions against Iran.

    Despite pushback from some lawmakers, the Senate vote confirmed the administration’s ability to maintain its military strategy in the region. Critics argue this decision undermines congressional authority over war powers, raising concerns about unilateral military engagement.

    Live updates: Israel and Iran trade strikes as war widens in Middle East

    Military exchanges intensify as Israel and Iran engage in reciprocal strikes.

    The conflict has broadened, with both nations launching attacks on each other’s bases and assets. Such actions threaten to escalate the violence and draw other regional players into the conflict, exacerbating instability in the Middle East.

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    The US Treasury has branded numerous Iranian figures as responsible for gross human rights abuses, highlighting the ongoing repression in the country. This move aims to apply further pressure on the Iranian government amid increasing international concerns.

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    Further reading from US News sources

    CNN — Live updates: Israel and Iran trade strikes as war widens in Middle East

    CNBC — War powers vote fails in the Senate, allowing Trump to continue Iran strikes

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