President は、 Democrats が反発する中、戦争を承認するための立法上の期限はもはや適用されないことを示唆したようです。
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Donald Trump は金曜日に Congress 指導部に送った書簡の中で、 Iran との敵対行為は「terminated」したと述べ、 legislative branch からの承認を求める60日間の期限はもはや適用されないことを示唆しました。
金曜日は、 US President が2月28日に US と Israel が Iran に対して攻撃を開始したことを Congress メンバーらに通知してから60日目に当たります。
War Powers Act of 1973 に基づき、 President は「imminent threat」に対応するために部隊を配備できますが、軍事作戦を継続するには60日以内に Congress の承認を得る必要があります。
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• The US has drafted a comprehensive 15-point proposal delivered to Iran through Pakistan intended to resolve ongoing hostilities between the two nations, according to Bloomberg reports citing people familiar with the matter.
• Stock futures rose Wednesday morning on optimism surrounding diplomatic negotiations, though details of the proposal remain undisclosed.
• President Donald Trump has publicly stated that any agreement must include prohibitions on Iran obtaining nuclear weapons or enriching radioactive material for civilian purposes.
• President Donald Trump extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by five days on Monday, saying the U.S. will delay striking Iranian power plants to allow envoys to hold talks with Tehran leadership.
• Trump stated his government was holding "productive talks" with Iran, but Iran denied any negotiations were occurring and fighting showed no signs of slowing.
• An Iranian warhead with approximately 100 kilograms of explosives struck central Tel Aviv on Tuesday, causing significant damage, while Iranian missile attacks also hit Kurdish positions in Iraq, killing 6 Peshmerga fighters and wounding 30 others.
• Italy's military reported a drone attack on the Ali al-Salem air base in Kuwait on Sunday, marking an expansion of hostile activity beyond primary conflict zones in Iran and Lebanon.
• The strike demonstrates the geographic spread of military operations and drone threats across the Gulf region, threatening coalition infrastructure supporting operations in the broader conflict.