Senior U.S. officials believe President Trump may now be more inclined to resume military action against Iran following the Republican Party’s losses

Senior U.S. officials believe President Trump may now be more inclined to resume military action against Iran following the Republican Party’s losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections, according to Reuters.

By Shia Levin

Thu, Nov 5, 9:17 AM

With the elections now over, the administration may face fewer immediate political constraints on military action, raising the possibility of renewed U.S. strikes against Iran.

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Senior U.S. officials believe President Trump may now be more inclined to resume military action against Iran following the Republican Party’s losses

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