The US Senate has rejected for the sixth time a resolution aimed at limiting US President Donald Trump's war powers. This decision was made on Friday morning.
The editorial office reports that most seats in the Senate belong to the Republican Party. The repeated rejection of the resolution once again highlights internal tensions regarding US foreign policy.
The resolution in question aimed to impose restrictions on US President Donald Trump's powers to initiate or continue military operations. Such initiatives are usually considered attempts by Congress to bring the president's military powers under control.