According to a law called the "War Powers Act", the US government must obtain authorization from Congress to continue any military action beyond 60 days.
Publish dateSaturday 2 May 2026 - 09:06
Story Code : 353135
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): This deadline for the war that began on February 28 with the joint attacks of the US and Israel on Iran ends.
By setting the date of February 28 as a basis, of course, this 60-day deadline has ended today, but Trump informed Congress of the military operation a day later and for this reason this deadline will end tomorrow.
With the expiration of the 60-day deadline for the Trump administration to end the war with Iran, an American official in a conversation with the media somehow turned to a justification for circumventing this law and said: The operation that began on February 28 is considered to have ended for reasons related to legal limits and authorities.
The Trump administration is trying to argue that the main offensive operations are over and that there is no need for new congressional authorization or an immediate extension.
Democrats see the declaration as a “circumvention of the law,” arguing that as long as tensions and a significant military presence persist, the war is not truly over.
By setting the date of February 28 as a basis, of course, this 60-day deadline has ended today, but Trump informed Congress of the military operation a day later and for this reason this deadline will end tomorrow.
With the expiration of the 60-day deadline for the Trump administration to end the war with Iran, an American official in a conversation with the media somehow turned to a justification for circumventing this law and said: The operation that began on February 28 is considered to have ended for reasons related to legal limits and authorities.
The Trump administration is trying to argue that the main offensive operations are over and that there is no need for new congressional authorization or an immediate extension.
Democrats see the declaration as a “circumvention of the law,” arguing that as long as tensions and a significant military presence persist, the war is not truly over.
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