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Iran’s Supreme Leader Says US Midterm Elections Won’t Change Washington’s Hostility

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba said in a statement on November 4 that those who believe a change of party in the United States can alter Washington’s hostility toward Iran are badly mistaken. He said the path to absolute deterrence lies in a “stronger Iran.” The remarks addressed Iran-US relations.

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The framing matters more than the occasion: by tying the US midterms to an unchanged posture, Tehran signals it sees no political off-ramp in Washington regardless of who controls Congress, which narrows the space for diplomacy. The emphasis on "absolute deterrence" through a "stronger Iran" points to continued investment in leverage rather than negotiation, a posture that affects regional risk pricing and energy-sensitive assets. What's worth watching is whether this rhetorical hardening is matched by any shift in Iran's actual conduct, or remains a statement aimed primarily at a domestic audience.

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