US HR105

House Resolution affirming that Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons capability poses a credible threat to the United States and an existential threat to Israel and Middle East allies

Cites Iran's uranium enrichment progress, including stockpile of 3,795.5 kg of enriched uranium, enrichment up to 83.7% (near weapons-grade 90%), and IAEA reports that Iran has enough material for more than a dozen nuclear weapons if further enriched

Documents Iran's responsibility for U.S. military casualties, including 195 troops killed and 900 wounded by Iranian-provided weapons in Iraq (2005-2011), and 3 killed with 40 wounded in January 2024 drone attack in Jordan

Notes Iran provides approximately $700 million annually to Hezbollah and up to $100 million annually to Palestinian terrorist groups including Hamas

Demands Iran immediately cease uranium enrichment, nuclear warhead development, and delivery vehicle development, but explicitly states the resolution does not authorize military force