Trump's admission of an Iran war: He accepted the war's effect on his election defeat.
U.S. President Donald Trump said the midterm election loss could be linked to the Iran war. Highlighting the rise in gasoline prices, Trump argued that the war was worth it to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that the defeat Republicans suffered in the midterm elections could be linked to the Iran war. Trump, noting that the war has raised gasoline prices in the short term, argued that the steps taken to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons were correct,"Yes, it was worth it"he said.
U.S. President Donald Trump made striking remarks about the Iran war and its economic effects following the defeat Republicans suffered in the midterm elections.
Responding to the question of whether the election defeat stemmed from the Iran war, Trump said that this assessment was largely correct. Trump, pointing out that the war has increased fuel prices in the short term,"Largely correct, because it raised gasoline prices a bit in the short term"He used those expressions.
Trump: The Iran War Was Worth It
Trump gave a striking response to the question of whether the Iran war was worth the Republican defeat in the midterm elections.
Trump, stating that he was worried about oil prices rising further, argued that they had to take the necessary steps.
In his statement, Trump used the following expressions:
"Yes, it was worth it. I was acting with the thought that oil would rise even more. Your election doesn't happen, you have to do something. You cannot allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons."
Trump's statements showed that the effects of the Iran war on the U.S. economy and domestic politics have resurfaced together with the midterm election results.
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