Trump claims Iran hostilities terminated in letter to lawmakers, amid war-authorization questions
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President Trump sent letters to top US lawmakers stating that hostilities with Iran have terminated due to a ceasefire, effectively sidestepping a May 1 congressional authorization deadline for the war started Feb. 28. The move highlights ongoing questions about presidential war powers, while Trump cautions that Iran remains a threat and negotiations via Pakistan-mediated talks continue with cautious optimism.
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