Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) says the U.S. Senate will hold and ultimately pass a vote to end the war against Iran. Appearing on CNN’s “The Source,” Kaine predicts the Senate will take up such a measure and expects the vote to occur “soon.” He adds that Democrats and their partners plan to continue advancing the proposal in the chamber, describing a strategy of bringing the effort forward regularly until the Senate votes to end the conflict. In a separate report, the Washington Times characterizes Kaine’s comments as coming as GOP defections or cross-party support increase, suggesting growing momentum for the measure. Both outlets present Kaine as asserting that the Senate will deliver what he calls a “historic” vote to end the war and that leaders intend to keep pursuing the vote weekly. The reports focus on Kaine’s statements and do not provide additional details on the specific legislative language, timing, or exact Senate vote count.