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Trump Says Gulf Allies Urged Iran Restraint, Admits War Hurt Republicans
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US President Donald Trump stated in an interview that Gulf allies, including Saudi Arabia, asked him to delay further military action against Iran. He also admitted that the ongoing conflict and resulting higher oil prices contributed to Republican losses in the midterm elections. Trump announced the US no longer needed a deal with Iran and suggested Apple CEO Tim Cook could lead Nvidia.
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- Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, asked President Trump to delay further military action against Iran.
- President Trump admitted the Iran war and higher oil prices hurt Republicans in the midterm elections.
- Trump declared the US no longer needs a deal with Iran and has secured its money and waterways.
- The president claimed he could destroy Iran's critical infrastructure within three days if necessary.
- Trump suggested Apple CEO Tim Cook would be a great candidate to run Nvidia.
- He also stated he would easily beat former President Barack Obama in a hypothetical election.
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