Iran's position on the results of the American elections, reported by Rebecca Feider, a BBC reporter from Washington.
As we reported, J. Dee Vance says the heavy defeat of the Republicans in the election is caused by the war with Iran.
This war resulted in a sharp increase in the cost of living for Americans, one of the most prominent examples of which is the price of gasoline.
During his campaign to win a second term as president in 2024, Donald Trump promised to lower the price of gasoline to less than $2 per liter.
Meanwhile, the average price of gasoline in October was $31.4 a gallon.
He also promised that there would be no new war if he returned to the White House. But just one day before the midterm elections, the US launched new strikes against an Iranian island, and Trump told reporters he had no regrets about starting this war. In response to the results of the elections in Mindor, Iran's negotiator stated in talks with the United States that the Americans "did not say war".
However, Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of Iran, announced in a statement that he does not expect US policy to change after these results are announced.
Donald Trump said today in an interview with Cibias, the BBC's news partner in America, that this conflict "will end when I say it will."