In the USA, Trump and Vance canceled some of their programs before the November 3 midterm elections

According to The Hill newspaper, Trump will not attend the election rallies expected to be held over the weekend in the states of Iowa and Kansas.

While an anonymous White House official confirmed that Trump's face-to-face rally in Kansas was cancelled, the Republican National Committee (RNC) also announced that Trump's rally in Iowa was also cancelled.

"Trump will continue to communicate directly with Americans across the country through more than 20 (online) tele-rallies ahead of Election Day," a White House official said. He made a statement.

While the official did not provide details about why face-to-face rallies were canceled, he evaluated that these online events would offer Trump "the opportunity to expand his reach across the country."

Trump is expected to hold tele-rallies in states such as Texas, Kansas, Iowa, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Montana and South Carolina before November 3.

According to NBC News, Trump stated that he "didn't think he should go to Kansas" and defended that Republican Senator Roger Marshall had a good performance.

It is stated that the only face-to-face rally that Trump will hold before the election, after the canceled events, is the event to be held in Florida today.

On the other hand, according to the news of CBS News channel, a US Department of Justice official said that Vance is in St., Minnesota, today. He also confirmed that the press conference planned to be held in the city of Cloud about fraud was cancelled.

No information was given as to why the event was canceled or whether it would be held on another date.

Some websites and social media accounts pointed out that these cancellations coincided with the US's possible new attack plans against Iran.

In the news of Associated Press (AP), based on two US diplomats, it was stated that Washington warned its allies in the Middle East that attacks against Iran may start again after the midterm elections next week and that they should be prepared against the retaliation of the Tehran administration.

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) newspaper also announced that the USA had previously warned the Gulf countries to be prepared for a military escalation with Iran.