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Iran’s parliament speaker says Americans said “NO TO WAR” in midterm vote
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The Hill, France 24 and CNBC report that Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said Americans had said “NO TO WAR” in the midterm elections, as projections showed Democrats winning control of the House and Senate. He posted on X that the public had rejected the war and that he endorsed that message. France 24 reports that he said the US government should not ignore public opinion by attacking Iran again. CNBC reports that the Iran war, which the US and Israel began with joint strikes in February, was a central issue for voters and has pushed up energy prices. France 24 says it is too early to say what the election’s impact on the conflict will be.
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Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Americans had said “NO TO WAR” in the midterm elections.
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- The Hill, France 24, CNBC
Projections showed Democrats winning majorities in the House and Senate for the next two years.
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Ghalibaf said the US government should not ignore public opinion by attacking Iran again.
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The Iran war, begun by US and Israeli strikes in February, was a central issue in the midterms.
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France 24 says it is too early to say what the election’s impact on the Iran war will be.
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All three center outlets report that Iran’s parliament speaker said Americans had rejected war as Democrats were projected to win Congress. They lead with his statement and treat the midterm result as the context for it.
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All three headlines lead with the Iranian speaker’s “NO TO WAR” statement, with CNBC pairing it with the Democratic takeover of Congress and France 24 asking what the result means for the war.
Americans have said 'NO TO WAR,' Iran speaker says as Democrats take Congress
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widely seen as a rebuke of the Trump administration
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widely seen as a rebuke of the Trump administrationMore neutral: a sweeping victory for the Democrats, with the reasons for the result left to analysis
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…country again, following a sweeping victory for the Democrats widely seen as a rebuke of the Trump administration.
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- Iranian speaker’s “NO TO WAR” statement
- Democrats taking Congress
- What the midterms mean for the Iran war
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- The HillCenter
Iran weighs in on midterms: 'Americans said NO TO WAR'
Iran’s top negotiator responded to the resounding Republican defeat in the midterm elections as proof of American voters rejecting President Trump’s war against his country and the associated economic burden. …
- France 24Center
What next for Iran war after Trump's midterms defeat?
Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said on Wednesday that Americans have rejected the Iran war, and the US government should not ignore public opinion by attacking his country again, following a sweeping victory for the Democrats widely seen as a rebuke of the …
- CNBCCenter
Americans have said 'NO TO WAR,' Iran speaker says as Democrats take Congress
Ghalibaf said that "Conscience or the cost of living, Americans said NO TO WAR, and we endorse this message."
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- France 24CenterNov 4, 4:11 AM EST
- The HillCenterNov 4, 9:59 AM EST
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