Trump Asserts Congressional Approval Not Necessary for Iran Military Action

US President Donald Trump has informed Congress that the US does not require authorization for military action in Iran. This statement comes as a deadline to notify Congress of hostilities with Iran was approaching.

According to reports, Trump declared that hostilities between the two countries have been terminated. The declaration was made by Trump as he met the congressional deadline to inform lawmakers about any ongoing conflict.

The US President stated that the conflict has ended, and no further action is required from Congress. This statement follows a period of heightened tensions between the US and Iran in recent months.

Trump’s announcement comes amid ongoing speculation about potential military action against Iran. The US has been involved in a long-standing rivalry with Iran, which has led to increased tensions in the region.

The exact nature of Trump’s declaration is unclear, but it appears that he is asserting his authority as Commander-in-Chief and stating that no further authorization from Congress is necessary.

Source: Google News World