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The White House said on April 8 that Iran had agreed to a ceasefire after Operation Epic Fury, and the House voted 215-208 on June 3 to direct the president to end U.S. military involvement in Iran without explicit congressional authorization.
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The White House said on April 8 that Iran had agreed to a ceasefire after Operation Epic Fury, and the House voted 215-208 on June 3 to direct the president to end U.S. military involvement in Iran without explicit congressional authorization.
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The White House said on April 8 that Iran had agreed to a ceasefire after Operation Epic Fury, and the House voted 215-208 on June 3 to direct the president to end U.S. military involvement in Iran without explicit congressional authorization.
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