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The Democrats’ sweeping victory in the midterm elections has opened the door to scrutiny of the Donald Trump administration over the war with Iran and its funding. Experts, however, do not expect Congress to force an end to military operations or to bring about a rapid shift in U.S. foreign policy: Trump retains veto power, and the war’s cost has topped $47 billion. Democrats are on track to win at least 54 Senate seats and lead in the House, with 245 seats to the Republicans’ 147, while several races remain undecided. Experts have warned that renewed strikes could benefit Tehran and widen the confrontation. Meanwhile, Trump’s announcement that aid to Israel would end at the close of the year raised questions, even though the memorandum of understanding provides for $3.8 billion a year through fiscal year 2028.
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