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Tehran Views US Elections and War Costs
The article discusses the impact of the upcoming November 2026 U.S. midterm elections on Iran's policy toward the United States, focusing on how Tehran is exploiting the electoral climate in Washington to strengthen its position and achieve its objectives—particularly regarding tensions with the U.S. and the potential for war. Analyses suggest that these elections may lead to short-term tactical moves in U.S. policy, but Tehran believes that the fundamental hostility toward Iran will not change significantly, with an emphasis on bolstering its defensive and deterrent capabilities internally. Iran expects that factors such as timing and elections could influence the costs of U.S. options, but they are unlikely to alter the core strategy. There is optimism that an anti-war narrative could put pressure on Trump and the Republicans. The possibility of military escalation remains, should sanctions or negotiations be impeded, but the U.S. ability to adjust its policy remains tied to the extent of the governing body's responsiveness and readiness to reconsider its approach toward Iran.
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