Iranian Negotiator Backs 'No to War' Vote as Trump Points to Party Loss
Iran's chief negotiator praised American anti‑war sentiment, while former President Trump linked the conflict to his party’s defeat.
For many voters this shows how ordinary Americans are rejecting endless wars, and Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, said Americans voted 'no to war.'
He added, 'We endorse this message,' reinforcing support for the anti‑war stance.
Donald Trump acknowledged that the conflict played a role in the Republican Party's defeat, highlighting the political cost of the current approach.
Original reporting
BBC News
Iran's chief negotiator says Americans voted 'no to war'
"We endorse this message," Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf says, as Donald Trump acknowledges the conflict's role in the Republican Party's defeat.
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- Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator, said: "We endorse this message," referring to Americans voting "no to war."
- Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf is Iran's chief negotiator.
- Donald Trump acknowledged the conflict's role in the Republican Party's defeat.
- Iran's chief negotiator said Americans voted "no to war."
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