ISTANBUL, Nov 3 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- US President Donald Trump on Monday downplayed the possibility of renewed military strikes against Iran after Tuesday's midterm elections, saying diplomatic efforts were progressing, Anadolu Ajansi reported.
Trump Downplays Renewed US Strikes On Iran After Midterm Elections
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President Trump dismissed the idea of new U.S. strikes on Iran after midterm elections, emphasizing diplomatic progress and the importance of preventing Iran’s nuclear development. He highlighted past U.S. military actions and linked diplomatic talks to falling energy prices.
- Trump said no new military strikes on Iran are planned after the elections.
- He stressed diplomatic efforts are advancing and linked them to lower energy costs.
- He reiterated the U.S. goal of stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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