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European far-right leaders are distancing themselves from Donald Trump following the Republican defeat in the U.S. elections, attributing the loss to the conflict with Iran. Many have previously shown ideological support for Trump but are now cautious in their criticism. Jordan Bardella from France and Alice Weidel from Germany highlighted the negative impact of U.S. foreign policy on the elections. Matteo Salvini from Italy emphasized that international tensions and rising living costs influenced the results. Analysts suggest that these leaders aim to maintain ideological ties to Trump while avoiding association with the economic turmoil of his presidency. Some, like Dan Dungaciu from Romania, downplayed the significance of Trump's defeat, asserting he remains a powerful figure.