Iran's Khamenei says US hostility will persist regardless of party in power
- On Wednesday, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei stated that U.S. midterm election results will not alter Washington's hostility toward Tehran, calling those who imagine concessions could dissuade the U.S. "seriously mistaken."
- The U.S. midterm elections delivered Democratic control of Congress, a result some Iranian officials framed as voters rejecting war; Khamenei struck a cautious note regarding partisan shifts.
- Warning of a wider response, the Supreme Leader claimed Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz shattered the "myth of America's invincibility," cautioning that renewed U.S. aggression would trigger a larger military reaction.
- His remarks coincided with the National Day of the Fight Against Global Arrogance, which commemorates the 1979 seizure of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, reinforcing the regime's ideological stance.
- Internal Iranian debate persists, as some officials expressed optimism about the Democratic victory while others emphasized resistance; Khamenei asserted the path to absolute deterrence lies in an "even more powerful Iran.
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"Now we must see how long it takes to assimilate these results to determine how we will move forward," the head of Iranian diplomacy added to state television
According to the Iranian Foreign Minister, no negotiations have taken place since the results of the US midterm elections were announced.
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Nicaragua InvestigaThe dialogue between Iran and the U.S. is paralysed after the electoral impact in Washington.The Iranian minister urges patience and awaits decisions.They will condition the end of the war to the U.S. accepting its terms, including the release of assets and the lifting of sanctions.
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