As the US congressional midterm elections approach, reports indicate that a number of Republican Party figures have warned Donald Trump that continuing the war against Iran could entail heavy political costs for the party. According to the report, Republicans have demanded that the war be ended by September 6.
Publish dateSaturday 13 June 2026 - 13:25
Story Code : 357642
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: As the US congressional midterm elections approach, Politico has reported that many members and figures of the Republican Party have given Donald Trump, in internal discussions, a deadline of September 6 to end the US war against Iran.
According to the report, increasing concerns about the political, economic and security consequences of the continued conflict have caused a part of the Republican movement to express concern about the continuation of the war and its impact on the party’s electoral position.
Political analysts believe that the prolongation of the war and Washington's inability to achieve its stated goals could become one of the major electoral challenges for the US government and the Republican Party. Therefore, the pressure to end the conflict and move towards political and diplomatic solutions has increased.
This development comes at a time when in recent months, US officials have repeatedly emphasized the continuation of pressure on Iran; however, the expansion of the war's costs and its domestic consequences have created disagreements among US political circles.
Political observers consider this stance a sign of increasing concerns within the US about the erosion of the war and the failure of strategies based on pressure and military confrontation.
According to the report, increasing concerns about the political, economic and security consequences of the continued conflict have caused a part of the Republican movement to express concern about the continuation of the war and its impact on the party’s electoral position.
Political analysts believe that the prolongation of the war and Washington's inability to achieve its stated goals could become one of the major electoral challenges for the US government and the Republican Party. Therefore, the pressure to end the conflict and move towards political and diplomatic solutions has increased.
This development comes at a time when in recent months, US officials have repeatedly emphasized the continuation of pressure on Iran; however, the expansion of the war's costs and its domestic consequences have created disagreements among US political circles.
Political observers consider this stance a sign of increasing concerns within the US about the erosion of the war and the failure of strategies based on pressure and military confrontation.
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