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Resolution to curb military aid passes by 56 votes to 41 Measure reflects lack of confidence in Trump over Yemen The Senate has passed a resolution calling for an end to US military support to the Saudi-led coalition in the Yemen war, and asserting Congress’s right to decide on matters of war and peace. The measure, which passed by 56 votes to 41, marked the first time the Senate had invoked the 1973 War Powers Resolution to seek to curb the power of the president to take the US into an armed conflict. It marked a significant bipartisan rebuke to the Trump administration, which lobbied intensively against it. Related: Yemen: ceasefire agreed for port city of Hodeidah Continue reading…
