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Congressional critics, particularly among Republicans, have expressed frustration over the absence of critical information and oversight. The War Powers Act, enacted after the Vietnam War to limit presidential authority in deploying military forces, appears to be being bypassed or ignored, as possible unauthorized strikes continue unchecked. Meanwhile, the U.S. has already positioned a formidable naval presence in the region, including one of its most powerful aircraft carriers, signaling a desire for show of force without clear strategic objectives.