The US House of Representatives passes a resolution calling for the withdrawal of American troops from the Iran war. The measure is described by multiple outlets as largely symbolic because the US president can veto it, and it would need to advance further—such as through the Senate—for any binding effect. The resolution nonetheless serves as a political rebuke to President Donald Trump, who launched the conflict in February, according to the reports.\n\nThe resolution passes with support from both parties: four members of Trump’s Republican Party join Democrats in backing the measure. It is approved by a narrow margin of 215–208, according to the reports. The House action signals disagreement within Congress over the continuation of US involvement in the Iran conflict, even as the practical impact remains uncertain due to the potential for presidential veto and the need for additional legislative steps.