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The chances of a large-scale war with Iran resuming are diminishing as domestic pressure mounts on U.S. President Donald Trump. Republicans lost the midterm elections, and Democrats are moving to cut funding for military operations and make the budget conditional on ending the war. NBC, citing officials, reported that Trump has about eight weeks to decide before the new Congress takes office in January. A government shutdown is also possible when funding expires on December 11; earlier versions of the Pentagon budget included $70 billion for the war. This comes after limited U.S. strikes targeted Iranian air defenses, as Qatar leads mediation efforts, though the risk of escalation remains.
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