Democrat Senator Schiff is forcing a Senate vote on a war powers resolution that, if it advances, would receive a final vote after the 60th day of the Iran war, Semafor reports

This Senate vote on a war powers resolution signals a significant political maneuver, reflecting rising war fatigue within Republican ranks.

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Most Republicans are expected to oppose the measure calling for immediate cessation of hostilities, though only Senator Rand Paul has voted against the conflict to date, with broader Republican war fatigue reported as growing, Semafor notes

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The outcome could influence perceptions on U.S. involvement in Iran and may lead to increased volatility in related energy markets, particularly WTI, if hostilities are perceived to be winding down or escalating further.

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