Trump denies planning further strikes on Iran
Original headline特朗普否认中期选举后再打击伊朗
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On November 3, US President Donald Trump, while leaving the Reflecting Pool, publicly denied that the US would strike Iran again after the midterm elections, answering "NO" when an NBC reporter shouted a question about whether he was considering renewed military action against Iran, according to Jin10 Data via TechFlow. The brief exchange matters because renewed US-Iran tensions have historically moved risk assets, including crypto and oil, so a clear presidential denial reduces near-term geopolitical risk premium. Investors should watch whether the denial holds through the November midterm cycle and any follow-up statements from the White House or Pentagon.
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Donald Trump, Iran, NBC