Iran and Gulf region brace for possible renewed conflict

Conflict · First reported 31 Oct, 09:05 · Updated 10:06

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The supplied reports describe concern about renewed fighting involving Iran: Iranian leaders are said to expect little change in U.S. or Israeli policy after elections, while diplomats warn that another conflict could be more damaging than earlier rounds.

Iranian leaders do not expect a major shift in U.S. or Israeli policy after the elections, according to the report.
The report says Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to remain in power and Donald Trump faces a difficult midterm contest.
Diplomats warn that renewed conflict would cause more damage than previous rounds of fighting.

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Iranian leaders’ expectation: They do not expect a major shift in U.S. or Israeli policy.
Israeli political context: Benjamin Netanyahu is described as jockeying to stay in power.
U.S. political context: Donald Trump is described as facing a tough midterm fight.
Diplomats’ warning: Renewed conflict could be more damaging than previous rounds of fighting.