BREAKING: US SENATE MOVES TO REIN IN WAR POWERS OVER IRAN #USIranTalksProgress After eight failed attempts, the US Senate has finally passed the first procedural step toward a resolution aimed at limiting Donald Trump’s ability to unilaterally authorize military action against Iran. The measure passed narrowly with a 50–47 vote after Republican Senator Bill Cassidy broke ranks and sided with Democrats just days after losing his primary bid. Several key Republicans, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Rand Paul, and Bill Cassidy, crossed party lines, effectively pushing the resolution forward despite strong opposition from Trump-aligned factions. On the Democratic side, Senator John Fetterman remained the only Democrat to vote with Republicans against the measure. Although this is only an initial procedural victory, it is being viewed as one of the strongest bipartisan signals in recent years against unchecked executive war powers regarding Iran. The development highlights rising political tension in Washington and increasing resistance within both parties over potential escalation in the Middle East, a factor that could add further volatility to global markets in the coming weeks. $BTC $ETH $CL