With high tensions and stalled indirect negotiations, the legality of the Iran conflict is prompting renewed examination of presidential war powers. The 60-day clock under the War Powers Act is ticking, raising questions about constitutional boundaries for military engagement. This situation highlights critical deadlines and potential extensions in US foreign policy.

With tensions still high and indirect negotiations stalled, the legality of the Iran war is reigniting scrutiny over presidential war powers and the constitutional boundaries of military engagement.