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Iran welcomes US midterm results as voters reject Trump's war and Democrats take Congress

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Iran's government welcomed the US midterm election results as a rebuke to President Donald Trump. Iran's top negotiator said US voters sent a "NO TO WAR" message as Trump's Democratic opponents took control of Congress, according to Al Jazeera. Tehran declared that voters had rejected the war Trump launched, and the Straits Times reported that Iranian officials gloated over the result, with one outlet mocking Trump for the midterm setback. Tehran remained on high alert for possible renewed US strikes. CBC reported that Iranian officials celebrated the rebuke of the Republican Party and Trump, and that the region was waiting to see how the results could affect the Iran war. Al Jazeera described the reaction to the results as a "seismic shift".

This continues an earlier story: Democrats take control of Congress in US midterm elections, according to live results pages

Later: Iran says US midterms will not change Washington's Tehran policy, though some see the Democratic win as blowback over the war · World leaders await Trump's next move in Iran after US midterm elections · Iran celebrates Trump's midterm setback as mediators push for interim deal to end war · UK officials weigh opportunities and risks after Trump's midterm election losses

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  1. Al Jazeera

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    Reports that Iran's top negotiator says US voters sent a "NO TO WAR" message as Trump's Democratic opponents take Congress, in a world reaction to the US midterm election results.

  2. Straits Times

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    Reports that Iran's government savoured the midterm rebuke to Trump, declaring that voters had rejected the war he launched, while Tehran remained on high alert for possible renewed US strikes.

  3. CBC

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    Reports that Iranian officials celebrated U.S. voters' rebuke of the Republican Party and President Donald Trump in the midterms, as the region waited to see how the results could affect the Iran war.

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