White House faces pressure to curb Iran conflict
A report reveals that President Donald Trump's advisers are lobbying to prevent an escalation of the U.S. war against Iran before the November midterm elections. They are focusing on increasing economic pressure on Iran rather than military escalation, aiming to minimize electoral losses for the Republicans. Despite the renewed exchange of hostilities between Washington and Tehran, the administration is seeking to avoid a broad escalation, with an emphasis on keeping the conflict limited. This approach is driven by the American public's rejection of war and declining support for it, as well as an effort to give the military time to replenish its ammunition stockpiles.
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