Democrats oppose the unprecedented military spending package as lawmakers clash over the Iran war and US ties with Israel.
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The US House of Representatives has passed a massive defence bill authorising around $1.15 trillion in military spending.
The legislation comes amid growing political tensions over the war in Iran and the United States’ relationship with Israel.
Democrats opposed the bill, raising concerns over its unprecedented level of defence spending and broader foreign policy issues.
The package now moves forward as lawmakers continue to debate US military priorities and the country’s role in the Middle East.
