Iran's chief negotiator sees the US election results as a "no to war"

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator, interpreted the recent U.S. election results as a public rejection of war against Iran. He emphasized that Americans expressed their desire for peace, warning the U.S. government against ignoring this sentiment. Ghalibaf's comments followed the Democrats gaining control of Congress, which he linked to rising living costs and dissatisfaction with ongoing conflicts. Former President Trump acknowledged that the situation with Iran may have influenced the election outcome but maintained a readiness for military action if necessary. Ghalibaf asserted that Iran is prepared for confrontation, urging the U.S. to prevent further escalation.