Publish dateSaturday 8 August 2026 - 11:03
Story Code : 362686
11 US Senators Call for End to War on Iran; Rising Costs and Depletion of Weapons Stockpiles Raise Voices of Opposition in Washington
11 Democratic US Senators have submitted a resolution in Congress calling for the withdrawal of the country’s armed forces from any military operations against Iran; at the same time, one US Senator has called for an immediate end to the war, citing the sharp increase in the price of gasoline and chemical fertilizers and the reduction in the country’s military’s weapons stocks.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to published reports, 11 Democratic US Senators have submitted a resolution in Congress calling for the country’s armed forces to stop participating in military operations against Iran.

This action comes at a time when the continuation of the war has increased its economic and military consequences for the United States, and a number of US officials have expressed concern about the costs of continuing the conflict.

In this context, US Senator John Hickenlooper, referring to the consequences of the war, said in a message on the social network X that American lives have been lost, the price of gasoline and chemical fertilizers has increased sharply, and the US military's weapons reserves have been depleted.

Hickenlooper continued by emphasizing the need to end the war and wrote: "End this war. Now."

The presentation of this resolution by Democratic senators, along with critical statements by some American politicians, reflects increasing concerns within the US about the consequences of continuing a military conflict with Iran.

Opposition to continuing the war comes at a time when increasing economic costs, pressure on the energy market, and a decrease in US weapons reserves have raised questions about the consequences of continuing Washington's military policy in the region.
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