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Iranian President Pezechzian: We firmly reject the enemy's false accusations and unreasonable demands.
2026-11-02
Iranian President Pezechzian: We firmly reject the enemy's false accusations and unreasonable demands.
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2026-11-02
An Iranian security source told Al Jazeera that Tehran is continuing negotiations with the United States through Qatar and other intermediaries, but Iran harbors no unrealistic illusions about Trump's intentions. Iran considers the message received f
An Iranian security source told Al Jazeera that Tehran is continuing negotiations with the United States through Qatar and other intermediaries, but Iran harbors no unrealistic illusions about Trump's intentions. Iran considers the message received from US Vice President Vance to be positive and is currently studying how to respond. We believe that while there may be differing voices within the US, experience shows that the US president and his inner circle ultimately succumb to the temptations of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and hardliners who support war. Therefore, we have a responsibility to continue to be fully prepared to take resolute and costly defensive action in the face of any aggression or crimes by the US and Israel.
2026-11-02
Politico reports NATO members are preparing for a worst-case outcome from Tuesday’s US midterm elections. Five NATO diplomats told Politico European allies fear that if Republicans lose, President Trump could sharply escalate attacks on the alliance
Politico reports NATO members are preparing for a worst-case outcome from Tuesday’s US midterm elections. Five NATO diplomats told Politico European allies fear that if Republicans lose, President Trump could sharply escalate attacks on the alliance — potentially withdrawing thousands of US troops from Europe or cutting US funding to NATO to cement his political legacy. A senior European defense official said lame-duck presidents often vent frustration and take greater risks, and that attacking NATO has long been part of Trump’s worldview. Polls widely expect Democrats to win the House and possibly the Senate; Trump’s approval rating is at record lows.
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