Trump advisers aim to limit Iran's conflict amid midterms

U.S. President Donald Trump's advisors are working to prevent an escalation of the war with Iran before the upcoming midterm elections in November. They are focused on keeping military operations limited and increasing economic pressure on Tehran to force concessions without engaging in a large-scale conflict. Although polls show a decline in American support for the war, military actions—including air strikes on missile launch pads in Iran—are ongoing, accompanied by warnings that the war's sustainability is limited and that tensions could escalate into a broader regional conflict. The White House remains cautious about logistical and political complexities, especially as military missile stockpiles dwindle, while Trump's potential stance continues to evolve with developments.

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