Pakistan, May 1 -- The United States Congress is set to decide the future of the Iran conflict as President Donald Trump's unilateral war authority expires. The 60-day limit under US war powers law has ended, shifting control to lawmakers. The development directly affects US military operations, foreign policy, and global stability.

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 requires presidents to obtain congressional approval within 60 days of launching military action. That deadline has now lapsed, prompting lawmakers to assume constitutional authority over continued involvement in Iran. Meanwhile, the White House claims the conflict has effectively ended under a ceasefire.

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