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President Donald Trump is weighing his next move on the eight-month-old Iran war after the Republican Party suffered sweeping midterm losses on Tuesday, with Democrats seizing control of both chambers of Congress. Trump acknowledged the war was "largely true" as the key factor in the defeat, and the White House insisted he is "still your president." Iran's supreme leader warned the Middle East war would widen if the U.S. resumes attacks, dismissing hopes of a policy shift in Washington. Trump also backed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as questions swirl about his future. Prime Minister Han Seong-sook said Thursday she anticipates no big changes in the U.S. alliance, while Hyundai Motor Group faces lasting U.S. policy risks after the Democratic sweep.