"Ramadan War" file/200; Reflecting on the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media Mazal Magazine: The Iran war cost almost $2000 to every American household and new attacks could increase this figure. According to Mark Zandi, Moody's chief economist, about $1,100 of that cost comes from the higher cost of energy and transportation, and the rest from higher interest rates and some military spending; A total of 265 billion dollars in the country. US military spending also increased from $37.5 billion estimated in July to more than $47 billion, of which more than $29 billion was spent on ammunition replacement. Conversation: The Democrats' massive victory in the midterm elections puts them in a better position to confront Donald Trump's plans, including the unpopular and expensive war against Iran. However, Trump could veto any legislation that would end the war, and Democrats would need a two-thirds majority in both chambers to override the veto, which would require the support of a large number of Republicans. Time magazine: Iran's leaders called the Democrats' decisive victory in the US midterm elections a repudiation of Donald Trump's war against Iran. Mohsen Razai, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, wrote on social networks: "The Iranian nation has inflicted a strategic defeat on Trump on the battlefield" and Ayatollah Seyed Mujtaba Khamenei said: "The process of America's collapse has accelerated." Al-Jad News Base: The results of the American mid-term elections and the victory of the Democrats in the congressional elections presented Donald Trump with a new challenge regarding the continuation of the war with Iran; A challenge that, together with the economic pressures and the increase in the cost of living in the United States, made the decision regarding the future of the military conflict with Tehran more complicated. The Russian newspaper "Izostia": The defeat of the Republicans in the US mid-term elections intensified the differences of opinion in the Donald Trump administration regarding how to deal with Iran and caused the White House to face the lack of a clear strategy.

"Ramadan War" file/200; Reflecting on the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media Mazal Magazine: The Iran war cost almost $2000 to every American household and new attacks could increase this figure. According to Mark Zandi, Moody's chief economist, about $1,100 of that cost comes from the higher cost of energy and transportation, and the rest from higher interest rates and some military spending; A total of 265 billion dollars in the country. US military spending also increased from $37.5 billion estimated in July to more than $47 billion, of which more than $29 billion was spent on ammunition replacement. Conversation: The Democrats' massive victory in the midterm elections puts them in a better position to confront Donald Trump's plans, including the unpopular and expensive war against Iran. However, Trump could veto any legislation that would end the war, and Democrats would need a two-thirds majority in both chambers to override the veto, which would require the support of a large number of Republicans. Time magazine: Iran's leaders called the Democrats' decisive victory in the US midterm elections a repudiation of Donald Trump's war against Iran. Mohsen Razai, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, wrote on social networks: "The Iranian nation has inflicted a strategic defeat on Trump on the battlefield" and Ayatollah Seyed Mujtaba Khamenei said: "The process of America's collapse has accelerated." Al-Jad News Base: The results of the American mid-term elections and the victory of the Democrats in the congressional elections presented Donald Trump with a new challenge regarding the continuation of the war with Iran; A challenge that, together with the economic pressures and the increase in the cost of living in the United States, made the decision regarding the future of the military conflict with Tehran more complicated. The Russian newspaper "Izostia": The defeat of the Republicans in the US mid-term elections intensified the differences of opinion in the Donald Trump administration regarding how to deal with Iran and caused the White House to face the lack of a clear strategy.