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Attack negotiations or continued uncertainty

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Attack, negotiations, or continued uncertainty​

Shargh examined the state of Iran-US relations following the US midterm elections that ended in the Republican Party’s defeat. The US Council on Foreign Relations sees three possible paths before Donald Trump: renewed military strikes, pursuing negotiations while maintaining military pressure, or preserving the current situation in the hope that sustained pressure will force Iran to make concessions.

Attack, negotiations, or continued uncertainty

The impact of US elections on Iran

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The impact of US elections on Iran​

Donya-e-Eqtesad discussed the possible impact of American elections on the future of relations between Tehran and Washington. The newspaper argued that even a strong Democratic performance in congressional elections would not necessarily prevent Donald Trump from pursuing a tough policy toward Iran. According to the analysis, the significance of the elections extends beyond determining the balance of power in Congress.

The impact of US elections on Iran

Shadow of Hormuz Strait on US midterm elections

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Shadow of Hormuz Strait on US midterm elections​

Kayhan argued that issues related to Iran and the Strait of Hormuz have become a significant factor in the American midterm elections. According to the newspaper, the elections are taking place at a time when economic concerns linked to regional tensions are attracting considerable public attention in the United States. Based on polling trends, the paper suggested that Democrats are likely to secure a majority in the House of Representatives.

Shadow of Hormuz Strait on US midterm elections

No stable security can emerge without Iran

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No stable security can emerge without Iran​

Vatan-e-Emrooz argued that Iran’s regional influence remains a decisive factor in shaping security developments across West Asia. According to the analysis, any attempt to establish a lasting security framework without including major regional powers would face substantial limitations. In this context, the Islamic Republic of Iran seeks to move beyond being simply an influential participant in regional affairs and become one of the principal actors involved in designing future security mechanisms.

No stable security can emerge without Iran

America is using negotiations to buy time

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America is using negotiations to buy time​

Strategic affairs analyst Saeed Leilaz examined the letter sent by J.D. Vance to Mohsen Rezaei in an interview with the Etemad newspaper. The timing of the letter is significant because it comes amid heightened political and economic uncertainty. Leilaz argues that although the letter has been presented as an attempt to revive negotiations, it is accompanied by warnings and threats against Iranian infrastructure.

America is using negotiations to buy time

Regional agreement and threat of a joint response

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Regional agreement and threat of a joint response​

Donya-e-Eqtesad discussed the unexpected visit of Khalid bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s defense minister, to Tehran. As concerns grow over a possible renewal of war between Iran and the United States, Saudi Arabia is trying to influence Tehran’s calculations through a mix of economic incentives, political proposals, and security warnings.

Regional agreement and threat of a joint response

Oil at 117 exposes Trumps illusion

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Oil at $117 exposes Trump’s illusion​

In its analysis, Kayhan discussed Iran’s position on international affairs and its influence over key strategic and economic routes. According to the newspaper, oil prices reaching $117 per barrel sends a clear message to policymakers in Washington and Tel Aviv: Iran has the ability to influence major economic and vital waterways, making the threats issued by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu increasingly difficult to carry out.

Oil at $117 exposes Trump’s illusion

Silence about attacks on nuclear facilities is unforgivable

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Silence about attacks on nuclear facilities is unforgivable​

Jam-e-Jam criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for its response to attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. The article argued that military strikes carried out by the United States and Israel against Iran’s nuclear sites in 2025 and 2026 constituted serious violations of international law and the prohibition on aggression.

Silence about attacks on nuclear facilities is unforgivable

Beijings priority is peaceful coexistence between Iran and neighbors

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Beijing’s priority is peaceful coexistence between Iran and neighbors​

Majid Sharifi, an international affairs analyst, told the Iran newspaper that China’s approach toward Iran is not based on identity ties or ideological alignment. As a result, Beijing does not necessarily view stronger relations with Tehran as entering into confrontation with the United States.

Beijing’s priority is peaceful coexistence between Iran and neighbors

Vigilance coupled with avoidance of provocative actions

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Vigilance coupled with avoidance of provocative actions​

Sazandegi examined the distinction between a preemptive strike during an active military confrontation and military action undertaken during a relative pause in hostilities. Quoting Mohammad Atrianfar, a member of the central council of the Servants of Construction Party (Sazandegi), the article stated that a preemptive attack may be considered within the logic of military operations during an active conflict.

Vigilance coupled with avoidance of provocative actions