This joint resolution mandates that the President adhere to the War Powers Resolution concerning the use of United States Armed Forces in "Operation Epic Fury" in Iran. It requires the termination of military force within 60 days of the operation's commencement and a subsequent withdrawal of forces from Iran within 30 days, unless Congress provides explicit authorization. The resolution's findings detail Iran's role as a state sponsor of terrorism and its threat to U.S. interests, noting "Operation Epic Fury" involved airstrikes and the assassination of Iranian officials, leading to retaliatory attacks and U.S. casualties. Congress asserts its sole constitutional power to declare war and the limitations imposed on the President by the War Powers Resolution, which requires troop withdrawal within 60 days without authorization. The 60-day termination period can be tolled during cease-fire negotiations, and a phased removal of forces is directed, with exceptions for defense or nuclear non-proliferation, while still complying with the War Powers Resolution. Importantly, the resolution clarifies it does not impede intelligence sharing activities related to threats from Iran.