

Iran has reacted to the Democrats’ victory in the US midterm elections, with Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf saying the results reflect the American public’s opposition to war. He linked the electoral outcome to growing concerns over the cost of living and the consequences of the conflict. Ghalibaf described the result as a clear message that Americans do not want their country drawn into war.
Ghalibaf warned that the US government would face serious consequences if it ignored public sentiment and continued with its current approach. His remarks amounted to a criticism of President Donald Trump’s policies and the continued conflict with Iran. Meanwhile, Trump has acknowledged that the war with Iran may have contributed to his party’s setbacks in the midterm elections.




















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