Conflits · 18th U.S. death · ArchivesLa Chambre a voté deux fois pour arrêter la guerre contre l’Iran. La guerre s’est poursuivie.Rédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00Today the House votes on a non-binding0:01resolution to withdraw US forces from0:04the Iran war. The human and financial0:06toll is mounting. 18 American service0:08members have been confirmed killed,0:10hundreds more are reported wounded, and0:12the conflict has cost $36 billion. Among0:15those killed is 25-year-old Army0:17Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii.0:20He was initially misidentified as James0:22Fyhen, but officials corrected the0:24record. Feehan died last week in a0:26missile attack in Jordan. At home, the0:29conflict is being felt at the pump.0:31Before the war, Hawaii drivers were0:33paying roughly $4 a gallon. Now, regular0:36gas averages close to $6 statewide, and0:38on the island of Molokai, it has reached0:406.91 with premium above 6 and diesel0:43between 7 and $8.0:45The president has threatened to bomb an0:47Iranian bridge or power plant for every0:49new attack on shipping in the Strait of0:50Hormuz. At the same time, Yemen's Houthi0:53rebels struck two Saudi oil tankers in0:56the Red Sea, expanding the conflict's0:58reach.1:05Takuda, a member of the Armed Services1:07Committee, says that's why the House is1:09voting today.1:10She expects the resolution to pass, but1:12acknowledges it is non-binding, leaving1:14the president free to ignore it. The1:16vote comes as families grieve and1:18communities shoulder the economic pain1:20with no end to the conflict in sight.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
