President Trump warned the US would resume fierce attacks on Iran if American soldiers are killed, following recent exchanges of fire between the two sides.
The resolution passed by the US House of Representatives, demanding an end to the Iran conflict, reveals growing cracks within the Republican Party and increasing pressure on Trump.
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution demanding the US withdraw from conflict with Iran, a symbolic move that nonetheless deals a political blow to President Donald Trump.
Kuwait summoned Iran's charge d'affaires and expelled two diplomats after the country was attacked by 30 ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from Iran.
The pilot of the F-15E hit by an Iranian missile in April also survived when the fighter jet was mistakenly shot down by Kuwait, according to CBS News.
The US launched a missile at an oil tanker attempting to reach an Iranian port and neutralized it, citing "violations of the blockade" imposed by Washington.
Iran has accessed most of its underground bases after a ceasefire, suggesting that the intense US airstrike campaign may not have achieved its desired effect.
