U S military Gulf pay boost sparks War Powers clash
Debate centers on use of War Powers Act as US troops in the Gulf may receive imminent danger pay while Congress and the administration dispute authority and timing. Senate and House members warn against delay as strikes against Iran allied forces continue and safety of ships remains a policy priority.
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Iran Rejects Arab League Cease Fire Ultimatum
Cyprus dispatch reports Iran will not accept an ignominious peace with Iraq ending seven years of war. Prime Minister Musavi rejects the Arab League ultimatum to back a UN cease-fire by Sept. 20, while U S officials press for enforcement and sanctions if Iran stalls. The article notes regional reactions and Iraqi calls for a tougher Arab stance amid shifting Gulf actions.
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