Washington: (RightNow) The US Senate has rejected a resolution to halt military action against Iran. Republican members thwarted the attempt, allowing President Donald Trump to retain authority for military operations against Iran.

According to US media, the resolution received 49 votes in favor and 50 against. In this matter, 3 Republican senators joined Democrats in supporting the resolution, while 1 Democrat senator opposed it.

The latest information indicates that the resolution demanded congressional approval for US involvement in the conflict against Iran.

This resolution has gained significance in the US Senate as it could lead to further attacks on Iran, potentially escalating regional tensions.

It is noteworthy that attacks on Iran have been strengthening internal unity and allowing Iranian leaders to focus on external threats.