US Weighs Resuming Strikes on Iran; Tehran Says Its Policy Will Not Change
Reports have emerged in recent days that the US could resume strikes on Iran after the midterm congressional elections. Iran's foreign minister has said a renewal of hostilities will not change Tehran's policy.
The United States is considering resuming strikes on Iran after the US Congress midterm elections, which are expected in early November. This is according to information that has surfaced in recent days.
Iran's foreign minister responded that a renewal of hostilities would not change Tehran's policy. In this way, Iran's leadership signals that possible American strikes would not force it to alter its course.
The source does not specify what steps the US is planning, nor which areas of Iranian policy the minister's statement covers. For now, all that is clear is that Washington is discussing a resumption of strikes and that Tehran has publicly stated a firm position.