On March 1, Trump said on Saturday that Iran “has some excellent candidates” to lead the country after he announced the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei. In a phone interview with CBS News, Trump said he is “very clear” about who might succeed, but refused to reveal specific names. When asked if he prefers someone from within Iran to take over, he responded, “Yes, I think so,” and again mentioned “some good candidates,” but did not elaborate further. Meanwhile, some key members of the U.S. Congress are calling for a swift vote on a war powers resolution. The resolution aims to limit the president’s authority to take military action against Iran without congressional approval.
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Trump claims to have identified potential Iranian leadership candidates; Congress drafts war powers vote to limit military actions against Iran
On March 1, Trump said on Saturday that Iran “has some excellent candidates” to lead the country after he announced the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei. In a phone interview with CBS News, Trump said he is “very clear” about who might succeed, but refused to reveal specific names. When asked if he prefers someone from within Iran to take over, he responded, “Yes, I think so,” and again mentioned “some good candidates,” but did not elaborate further. Meanwhile, some key members of the U.S. Congress are calling for a swift vote on a war powers resolution. The resolution aims to limit the president’s authority to take military action against Iran without congressional approval.