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Johnson says Iran wants to hurt Trump politically before Nov. 3 midterms, predicts situation will enter a “very new phase” afterward

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U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said he believes Iran is watching the Nov. 3 midterm elections and wants to damage President Donald Trump’s political prospects, predicting the situation will enter “a very new phase” after voters go to the polls.

The conflict with Iran has continued for seven months, with disruption around the Strait of Hormuz affecting energy and transportation costs.

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