Removal sought due to Iran war: Hegseth protected by 7-vote margin
Original headlineİran savaşı nedeniyle azli istendi: Hegseth'e 7 oy farkla koruma
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The U.S. House of Representatives voted 211-204 to refer a resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to committee, effectively halting the effort for the current session. The measure, introduced over the Iran war and other military operations, failed by a seven-vote margin. The referral prevents a full floor vote on removing Hegseth, a key figure in the administration's military policy. The narrow margin signals continued Republican-led support for Hegseth while highlighting unease over the Iran conflict. Watch for whether the committee takes up the resolution or whether the issue resurfaces in the next session.
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Pete Hegseth, US House of Representatives, Iran war