US House votes to withdraw forces from Iran combat as costs, munitions shortages mount

The US House of Representatives voted to withdraw forces from combat operations against Iran, coinciding with disclosures of rising costs and shortages of ammunition and interceptors. This marks a significant congressional pushback against the administration's Iran policy, though the Senate and presidential veto remain hurdles. The development signals growing domestic political pressure to de-escalate the conflict, with potential implications for regional stability and US force posture.