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White House says US President Trump would veto Venezuela war powers resolution

The advancement of this resolution signifies growing legislative pushback against President Trump’s unilateral military actions in Venezuela, suggesting increased political friction.

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  • Majority of US Senate votes to advance a resolution that would block Trump from further Venezuelan military action without congressional authorization.
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Given that such geopolitical risks can impact oil prices and regional stability, this may have ripple effects on energy markets and broader risk sentiment, especially if military action is perceived as less likely to escalate under these constraints.

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