美国众议院以214比208的微弱多数再次通过决议，呼吁停止对伊朗的军事行动[1]。这是国会第二次发出此类警告，此前参议院以47比49的更加接近的投票否决了类似决议[1]。
根据事实包信息，这场冲突始于2月底的美以空袭，4月达成脆弱停火协议，特朗普本月宣布停火"结束"[1]。虽然这些表决象征意义大于实际效力，但反映了随着战争升级和前景不明确，国会对特朗普政府支持的减弱，以及两党议员对美国的战争目标和战略提出的质疑[1]。
民主党众议员普拉米拉·杰亚帕尔表示，战争"没有明确的任务、没有战略、没有终极目标"[1]。民主党参议员克里斯·范霍伦称其为"一场非常不受欢迎的战争"[1]，民主党众议员格雷戈里·米克斯则将其描述为"一场非法的、未经授权的战争，美国人民不希望发生"[1]。特朗普在6月第一次众议院投票后曾称其"不爱国"和"毫无意义"[1]。
共和党众议员布莱恩·马斯列举了18名自战争开始以来阵亡的军人姓名[1]。众议院参议员蒂姆·凯恩提议国会应阻止战争资金而非寻求特朗普授权[1]。华盛顿邮报/益普索民调显示，大多数美国人不赞成特朗普处理伊朗局势的方式[1]。
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly approved a resolution demanding a halt to military operations against Iran, passing with a vote of 214-208 [1]. This marks the second time the chamber has advanced such a measure, following an even closer rejection in the Senate, which voted 47-49 against a similar resolution [1].
While largely symbolic in nature, the votes reflect growing congressional unease with the Trump administration's handling of the escalating conflict [1]. The military campaign began with U.S.-Israeli airstrikes in late February, followed by a fragile ceasefire agreement reached in April—though Trump announced this month that the ceasefire had ended [1].
Lawmakers from both parties questioned the war's justification and direction. Democratic Representative Pramila Jayapal stated the conflict has "no clear mission, no strategy, no ultimate objective" [1]. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen called it "a very unpopular war" [1], while Democratic Representative Gregory Meeks characterized it as "an illegal, unauthorized war that the American people do not want" [1]. Republican Representative Brian Mast cited the names of 18 service members killed since the conflict began [1].
Trump dismissed an earlier House vote in June as "unpatriotic" and "meaningless" [1]. Senator Tim Kaine proposed that Congress should instead block war funding rather than seek Trump's authorization [1].
Public sentiment aligns with congressional skepticism: a July Washington Post/Ipsos poll showed most Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of the Iran situation [1].