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Iranian commentators viewed President Donald Trump and his party’s setbacks in the U.S. midterm elections as reflecting the political and economic costs of the war with Iran. The Iranian Supreme Leader, meanwhile, warned that shifts in the balance of power between the parties—or the offering of concessions—would not fundamentally change Washington’s policy toward Tehran. Iranian media linked Trump’s decline to the rising cost of living, higher fuel and food prices, and dissatisfaction with his administration. But they cautioned that Democratic gains would not guarantee an end to military operations, given the president’s powers and ability to veto legislation. The Iranian assessment concluded that weakening Trump in Congress alone would not be enough to end the war or resolve the dispute with Iran.
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