Right-wing politicians in Europe are shunning Donald Trump after the Democrats' victory in the mid-term elections in the US, although they largely avoid criticizing him directly. The change is significant after celebrating their ideological ties to Trump in the past, including visits to Washington, D.C. and support from Elon Musk. Jordan Bardella: "American intervention regarding Iran carries very heavy consequences for economies around the world", without mentioning Trump as the one behind this intervention. Alice Weidel: "Trump promised his voters not to conduct an interventionist foreign policy. This breach of promise has now come back to haunt the Republicans. " Matteo Salvini: "The American result was mainly affected by the wars, the international tensions and the increase in the cost of living, the consequences of which fall directly on the families. The hope is that this vote can represent an acceleration towards the end of the conflicts and a return to peace. " Roberto Vanci, from National Future: "The result in the USA shows the political dangers of not keeping electoral promises: Trump did not live up to expectations, failed to bring the war between Russia and Ukraine to an end and started a war against Iran. Trump has not delivered on America First. "Santiago Abascal: "I was in Spain and not in Michigan. I care little about what happens elsewhere. " Rupert Lowe: "Iran was a catastrophic mistake. What did this war achieve? Absolutely nothing worth it. ".