Democratic US senators demand immediate hearings on Iran war - Reuters

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Six Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate have called for public hearings on the Iran war, seeking testimony from top Trump administration officials under oath and threatening to disrupt Senate business if Republicans resist.

Six Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate have called for public hearings on the Iran war, seeking testimony from top Trump administration officials under oath and threatening to disrupt Senate business if Republicans resist.

Senate Democrats are threatening to force repeated votes on President Donald Trump’s war with Iran unless Republicans agree to hold committee hearings about the ongoing war.

The U.S. Senate is engaged in a battle over war powers following President Trump's strike on Iran, with Democrats demanding immediate briefings and questioning the administration's strategy.

Six Democratic senators are intensifying efforts for public hearings on the Iran war, seeking testimony from top Trump administration officials under oath and threatening to disrupt Senate business if Republicans resist.

Democratic senators have filed resolutions under the War Powers Act to force the U.S. military to withdraw from the war with Iran unless Congress authorizes the engagement, and are calling for public hearings with cabinet secretaries involved in the war effort.

A group of Democratic senators is prepared to use procedural tools to disrupt the Senate's normal workflow to force public debate about the war with Iran, including bringing a series of war powers resolutions to the floor in the coming weeks.

Six Democratic senators are intensifying efforts for public hearings on the Iran war, seeking testimony from top Trump administration officials under oath and threatening to disrupt Senate business if Republicans resist.

Six Democratic senators are intensifying efforts for public hearings on the Iran war, seeking testimony from top Trump administration officials under oath and threatening to disrupt Senate business if Republicans resist.