Iran's Khamenei Says US Hostility Will Persist Regardless of Party in Power
- Mojtaba Khamenei said U.S. hostility toward Iran would continue despite changes in American political parties or concessions from Tehran.
- Khamenei said Iran should rely on internal strength, national deterrence, and social unity.
- He warned that renewed U.S. aggression would face a much stronger Iranian response and said Iran’s regional actions challenged U.S. influence.
- J.D. Vance and Donald Trump linked the Republican Party’s midterm defeat or losses partly to the war with Iran.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has issued a defiant message to the United States, declaring that Washington’s hostility towards Tehran will not change regardless of which political party holds power. Khamenei defended Iran’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on US military bases across the region, warning that any renewed aggression would trigger a wider response. His remarks come as Democrats reportedly secure control of both …
Tehran is a stumbling block as a result of the cost of war, but cautions against betting that the progress of the Democrats will change Washington's policy or end confrontation.
Iran's leadership on Wednesday welcomed the defeat of US Republicans, but Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the results of the US congressional elections would not change the US stance on Iran.
Khamenei says US midterm results will not alter Irans stance - The Tribune
In a statement on Wednesday, the Supreme Leader directly addressed the aftermath of the US elections. He explicitly warned against expecting any change in Washington’s stance following the political setback dealt to the ruling establishment and cautioned that making concessions to the United States remains a grave miscalculation, IRNA news agency reported.
Iran celebrates the outcome of the elections in the United States The Iranian Supreme Leader, Aiatola Mojtaba Khamenei, warned on Wednesday (4) that the conflict in the Middle East may expand if the United States resumes the attacks against the Islamic Republic. The leader ruled out any expectation of change in American politics after the Republican defeat in the mid-term elections. Mojtaba Khamenei stated that those who wait for changes "are ro…
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