Tehran, 4 November 2026: After the defeat of President Donald Trump in the US midterm elections, there is an atmosphere of celebration and sarcasm in Iran. A poster put up at the famous Enghelab Square in the capital of Iran, Tehran, has recently become a topic of discussion around the world. “We will kill Trump” is clearly written on this poster.
In this controversial poster put up in Tehran, Donald Trump is shown imprisoned behind the bars of the prison and standing in a very sad voice. On one side of the poster, there is a photo of Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on which there is a cross in red colour. Apart from this, the picture of America's Defense Minister Pete Hegsheth has also been included. It is noteworthy that even in the Israeli elections, Netanyahu does not appear to be in a position to form the government.
The US midterm elections😄
— Iran in India (@Iran_in_India) November 4, 2026
The accusations and counter-accusations between Iran and America have also reached social media. An animated video has been posted on the official social media handle of the Iranian Embassy in India. 'US Midterm Elections' is written in the caption of this video. In the video, some Democratic leaders are seen throwing Donald Trump out of the White House and putting it in a dustbin labeled 'Hazardous Waste'.
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War with Iran and inflation are the main reasons for Trump's defeat.
According to recent reports, the biggest reason for Trump's defeat in the midterm elections is the continuously increasing inflation in America. The Trump administration had completely failed in Monghwari Dam. Due to the ongoing tension and war situation with Iran, it had become difficult to control the economic situation. During the election campaign, Trump had made many promises to reduce inflation, but the public did not trust him.
- Trump's two big decisions after the defeat: Policy regarding Iran and Israel changed
After facing defeat in the elections, President Donald Trump has taken important decisions regarding Iran and Israel. In a conversation with 'Financial Times', Trump said, “We have no plans to attack Iran at present. We will first talk to Iran and only then take further decisions.” Trump has announced a drastic cut in the annual economic aid given to Israel. America's annual aid of $4 billion (estimated to be $4 billion) to Israel has now been officially stopped.