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Trump weighs Iran options after midterm rout
President Donald Trump is weighing his next move on the eight-month-old Iran war after his Republican Party suffered sweeping midterm losses, with the Korea Times reporting he faces a "difficult question" about the unpopular conflict that contributed to the GOP debacle. Trump acknowledged the war was "largely true" as the key factor in the losses, according to the Korea Times, and KBS World reports he admitted the prolonged war contributed to the defeat. Democrats seized control of both chambers of Congress, per the Korea Times, and Iran's supreme leader warned the Middle East war would widen if the U.S. resumes attacks, dismissing hopes of a policy shift. Prime Minister Han Seong-sook said Thursday she anticipates no big changes in the U.S. alliance after the defeat, Yonhap reports, while the White House insisted Trump is "still your president."
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