The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a resolution urging President Trump to cease military action against Iran. The resolution, which calls for the withdrawal of U.S. forces involved in hostilities against Iran unless Congress explicitly authorizes war, was approved with a 220-204 vote. Seven Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the measure, indicating growing bipartisan concern over military operations. While the resolution is symbolic and not legally binding, it reflects congressional push for oversight over military engagements. Market pricing for a full Iranian airspace closure by December 31 has decreased, suggesting reduced expectations of military escalation.
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