During a recent press conference, US President Donald Trump asserted that Iran is desperate to reach a deal, predicting that the ongoing conflict would conclude swiftly and that global oil prices would decline significantly due to abundant supply. He stated, "There's so much oil out there, they're going to come plummeting down." This statement coincided with the US Senate's passage of a resolution aimed at limiting Trump's military powers regarding Iran, which passed with a narrow 50-47 vote. Four Republican senators joined most Democrats in support of the measure, reflecting a growing bipartisan concern over military engagement in Iran. Senator Adam Schiff remarked on the importance of this vote in demanding an end to what he described as an unconstitutional war, while Senator Bernie Sanders echoed the sentiment that the American public opposes spending on endless wars. Additionally, Trump revealed that he had delayed a planned military strike on Iran at the request of Gulf leaders, who expressed optimism about ongoing negotiations for a peace deal that would prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.