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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Nov. 8 that a resumption of military strikes against Iran is "highly unlikely" if Tehran signs a "very strong agreement," according to CNN. Trump repeated "very low" five times in the interview, adding that he expects a negotiated resolution, but warned of further military action if Iran does not meet U.S. demands on its nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. The remarks come after Trump acknowledged the Iran war was a key factor in the Republican Party's midterm losses, which he called "largely true" on Nov. 5. Iran's supreme leader warned on Nov. 5 that the Middle East war would widen if the U.S. resumes attacks. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the war as "courageous and historic" on Nov. 6, vowing to fight impeachment efforts.