Trump administration signed a peace framework with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ending the war that began in late February 2026 — but the specific terms are not public. Democrats like Rep. Moulton are criticizing it as a surrender, while Republicans like Sen. Lankford argue it should be strengthened through Congress involvement. The post frames the war as 'unnecessary' and 'vanity' (opinion) and raises a valid question about casualty transparency that remains unanswered in public reporting. It's worth noting that whether this counts as a formal treaty requiring Senate ratification is unclear — modern security and nuclear agreements are often done as executive agreements rather than treaties, so the constitutional ratification process may not apply here.