Iran live updates: Trump says Iran isn't 'ready' to make deal yet

By a narrow vote of 216-214, the House adopted a sweeping budget resolution for a $95 billion package to provide funding for defense and intelligence, farm aid and components of the elections overhaul effort -- the SAVE America Act.

GOP Reps. Thomas Massie (Ky.) and Warren Davidson (Ohio) voted against the measure with all Democrats. California Rep. Kevin Kiley, an independent who conferences with Republicans, also voted no.

The GOP-led resolution, which directs four committees to draft pieces of legislation that ultimately would be wrapped into one bill, now heads to the Senate.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated he does not plan to hold a vote on the resolution any time soon.

The blueprint allows for up to $60 billion for military funding and as much as $13 billion for intelligence costs -- totaling $73 billion to cover the military conflict with Iran as the Pentagon warns it's running out of money to conduct operations there.

-ABC News' Lauren Peller and John Parkinson

The UK's Foreign office announced on Wednesday that "due to the security situation," embassy staff have been temporarily withdrawn from Iran.

The embassy will continue to operate remotely, according to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said in a post on X that if Iran cannot sell its oil, no one else can sell oil either.

"If our security is not ensured, no infrastructure will be safe, and the security of the strait is in the absence of American forces," he added.

Iran’s military said the U.S. is unable to locate missile production sites and that it continued to manufacture missiles and attack drones throughout the war.

"Missiles are moving directly from production to operational use while replenishing our stockpiles," military spokesperson Abolfazl Shekarchi said, state-run Iranian TV IRIB reported.

The military has manufactured missiles and attack drones throughout all phases of the US-Israel conflict, including when the memorandum of understanding took effect, Shekarchi said, IRIB reported.

"The enemies are confused by all the intelligence gathering tools and do not know where we produce missiles," he said, according to IRIB.

"During the 40 days of war and the breach of promise after the signing of the memorandum, the production of our strategic missiles never stopped. The missiles are replenishing our reserves," he said, according to IRIB.