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American elections; It does not determine Iran's policy Mohammad Hoshi Sadat, professor of regional studies at Tehran University in "Iran": wrote: The midterm elections in the US affect the balance of power in Washington and the maneuvering power of the Trump administration. The change in the composition of Congress does not necessarily lead to a fundamental change in American policy towards Iran. The escalation path of Tehran and Washington, in addition to the internal developments of the United States, is influenced by the strategic calculations of regional actors. If Israel and some Arab countries consider reducing tensions with Iran in accordance with their interests, the area of ​​de-escalation can be strengthened. The result of the November 3 election alone does not determine the direction of US foreign policy towards Iran. Read the full text here.

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American elections; It does not determine Iran's policy Mohammad Hoshi Sadat, professor of regional studies at Tehran University in "Iran": wrote: The midterm elections in the US affect the balance of power in Washington and the maneuvering power of the Trump administration. The change in the composition of Congress does not necessarily lead to a fundamental change in American policy towards Iran. The escalation path of Tehran and Washington, in addition to the internal developments of the United States, is influenced by the strategic calculations of regional actors. If Israel and some Arab countries consider reducing tensions with Iran in accordance with their interests, the area of ​​de-escalation can be strengthened. The result of the November 3 election alone does not determine the direction of US foreign policy towards Iran. Read the full text here.

American elections; It does not determine Iran's policy Mohammad Hoshi Sadat, professor of regional studies at Tehran University in "Iran": wrote: The midterm elections in the US affect the balance of power in Washington and the maneuvering power of the Trump administration. The change in the composition of Congress does not necessarily lead to a fundamental change in American policy towards Iran. The escalation path of Tehran and Washington, in addition to the internal developments of the United States, is influenced by the strategic calculations of regional actors. If Israel and some Arab countries consider reducing tensions with Iran in accordance with their interests, the area of ​​de-escalation can be strengthened. The result of the November 3 election alone does not determine the direction of US foreign policy towards Iran. Read the full text here.

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