Defense
‘The rules of the game have changed’: Europe fears an unreliable US ally
The absence of allies in America’s massive attacks against Iran upends decades of precedent.
The sponsors of the war powers legislation, Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie, had initially planned to hold a vote this week.
The administration already burned through significant stockpiles of air defense missiles in operations against Iran and its proxy groups.
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