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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

US Expert: Trump Blames Vance for Iran Policy Failure, Shifts to Economic Sanctions

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US President Donald Trump is reportedly blaming Vice President JD Vance for the Republican midterm election defeat and shifting focus to economic pressure on Iran, according to US affairs expert Dr. Kobi Barda. Vance's standing appears to have diminished following Trump's instructions to stop dealing with Iran and reports that Trump views him as responsible for halting military action. The expert suggests Trump will now pursue a two-year economic siege of Tehran, moving away from military strikes. This shift comes after a significant Republican loss in the midterms, which Barda described as "of biblical proportions."

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  • US President Donald Trump is reportedly blaming Vice President JD Vance for the Republican midterm election defeat.
  • Trump has instructed Vance to stop dealing with Iran, signaling a shift in policy and blame.
  • A US affairs expert suggests Trump will now focus on economic pressure on Iran over military action.
  • The Republican midterm defeat is described as "of biblical proportions," prompting a strategic rethink.
  • Senator Ted Cruz, previously a proponent of military action in Iran, has also signaled a policy shift.
  • Trump's window for resuming military action in Iran is reportedly narrowing due to upcoming congressional changes.

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