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The US Senate voted for the first time to end the war against Iran on Tuesday, as President Donald Trump claimed that Tehran is 'doing everything I ask' in peace negotiations. The vote passed with the support of four Republican senators, signaling growing discontent within conservative ranks over the conflict that began on February 28.
Trump made the remarks after a lunch with Republican senators at the Capitol, stating: 'Iran is behaving very well. They are accepting everything I want' Source: Mileniomx, Infobae. He added that Iran 'has to' accept the US proposal, otherwise Washington could resume bombing the Islamic Republic.
Earlier, Trump warned that peace talks would end 'immediately' if Iran collects tolls from ships in the Strait of Hormuz. He posted on Truth Social that Iran had informed the US that no tolls are being charged, and if that were false, 'the negotiations would end immediately!' Source: Infobae. Trump also emphasized that the US has not given Iran any money or released funds belonging to them.
The Senate vote on Tuesday marks a historic first, with four Republican senators — Rand Paul (KY), Lisa Murkowski (AK), Susan Collins (ME), and Bill Cassidy (LA) — joining Democrats to approve a resolution to end the war. This reflects 'the growing discontent in conservative ranks with the war started by the US and Israel against Iran' Source: Mileniomx.
“Irán se está portando muy bien. Están aceptando todo lo que yo quiero”
“La votación prosperó gracias al apoyo de cuatro senadores republicanos, Rand Paul de Kentucky, Lisa Murkowski de Alaska, Susan Collins de Maine y Bill Cassidy de Luisiana”
“Irán ha informado a EE.UU. que, pese a los reportes malintencionados de las noticias falsas que dicen lo contrario, no se están cobrando peajes, costos de seguro ni ningún otro tipo de cargo sobre los buques que transitan por el estrecho de Ormuz. Si esta información fuera falsa, ¡las negociaciones terminarían de inmediato!”