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Senate War Powers Vote on Venezuela Appears at Risk as Trump Puts Pressure on Republicans

Five Republican senators joined Democrats to require congressional approval for military action in Venezuela, prompting angry presidential reactions and public commentary, senators said.

  • The Senate is expected to vote on a resolution to prevent President Trump from using military force in Venezuela, despite no current U.S. military engagement there.
  • Trump criticized Republican senators who voted to advance the resolution, calling them "disasters" and saying they should not be re-elected.
  • Republican senators claimed to receive assurances from Trump and his administration that no ground troops would be sent to Venezuela.
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Washington, United States. Republicans in the U.S. Senate gave Wednesday an almost certain defeat to a resolution on war powers that would have limited President Donald Trump's authority to use military force in Venezuela.The initiative required Trump to seek congressional approval before undertaking new military actions in Venezuela.The move had advanced in a procedural vote last week after five Republican senators supported the Democratic init…

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The Wrap broke the news in United States on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
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