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Official Saudi network: Trump will not be forced to end the war with Iran or abandon his alliance with Israel The Al-Arabiya network stated in its new report: The loss of control of both houses of the American Congress by the Republicans does not mean that Donald Trump, the president of the United States, will be forced to end the war with Iran or abandon his alliance with Israel. At the same time, the Trump administration is now faced with new political, economic and regulatory considerations that may change the scope of the escalation of military operations and the conditions for ending the conflict with Tehran and form the basis for further disputes between Washington and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump still has the constitutional authority to direct military action, but Democrats are preparing to use their majority in Congress to exercise more oversight of the government and scrutinize spending and war decisions. On the other hand, in Tehran they trust that the internal pressures of the United States can strengthen Iran's position in the negotiations. Israel is also monitoring Washington's willingness to continue supporting Tel Aviv's military objectives in the region.

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Official Saudi network: Trump will not be forced to end the war with Iran or abandon his alliance with Israel The Al-Arabiya network stated in its new report: The loss of control of both houses of the American Congress by the Republicans does not mean that Donald Trump, the president of the United States, will be forced to end the war with Iran or abandon his alliance with Israel. At the same time, the Trump administration is now faced with new political, economic and regulatory considerations that may change the scope of the escalation of military operations and the conditions for ending the conflict with Tehran and form the basis for further disputes between Washington and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump still has the constitutional authority to direct military action, but Democrats are preparing to use their majority in Congress to exercise more oversight of the government and scrutinize spending and war decisions. On the other hand, in Tehran they trust that the internal pressures of the United States can strengthen Iran's position in the negotiations. Israel is also monitoring Washington's willingness to continue supporting Tel Aviv's military objectives in the region.

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