Farage says he is worried Trump will step up Iran war after midterm 'disaster'
Summary
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said he fears U.S. President Donald Trump will intensify attacks on Iran after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections. Farage said he initially supported the war but now considers it a mistake, citing Trump’s pledge to avoid foreign wars and the rise in fuel prices.Key Facts
- The United States began its war with Iran in February 2026.
- Farage said he worries Trump will continue attacking Iran aggressively after the election results.
- Farage said he had supported the war at first but never supported an endless conflict.
- Trump said he did not regret launching the joint attack with Israel on Iran.
- Trump acknowledged that the war and higher oil prices partly contributed to Republican losses in the midterms.
- Trump has warned that the United States and Israel could resume all-out war if they cannot reach a deal with Iran.
- Farage said he had not spoken with Trump since the midterm elections.
- Reform UK named former Royal Air Force Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre as its first defence spokesperson.
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