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Published on: 05/01/2026 - 15:08

According to the US Constitution, a 1973 law gives the president 60 days to obtain authorization from Congress to continue military action or withdraw the armed forces. In the war on Iran, the deadline that ends on May 1 sparked widespread controversy among lawmakers. Some believe that the president can extend the US military intervention for 30 days, while others, such as US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, believe that the ceasefire period does not count toward the 60 days.

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