WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump closed his midterm campaign in Washington, D.C., with a final public speech, BBC News reported. The address was delivered at the Reflecting Pool, and BBC News said it was the president's last public speech before the midterm elections and was aimed at midterm voters.

BBC News also said the president gave a detailed recounting of the landmark's troubled renovation during the speech. Fox News reported that the event brought the president's whirlwind midterm campaign to a close in Washington, D.C., after weeks of rallies, celebrity appearances and memorable moments on the road. Fox News described it as the grand finale before Election Day.

The Guardian published a column by Mohamad Bazzi stating that the question of whether Trump would resume a large-scale war against Iran after the midterm elections had loomed over the campaign for weeks. The column said reports had suggested the president could start a new bombing campaign, and that officials had leaked plans for a new round of joint US-Israeli military strikes.

The reports differ in subject. Fox News and BBC News covered the closing events of the campaign, while The Guardian column addressed possible military action after the vote. None of the three reports reviewed for this story says whether the president has decided to resume strikes on Iran, and none includes a response from the White House.

The Guardian item is a column rather than a news report, so its account of possible strikes is presented here as reported possibilities, not as a confirmed decision. The Fox News and BBC News items are brief summaries of the closing events, and the details above are limited to what those summaries state.

Sources: Fox News: Trump takes midterm campaign blitz to historic stage for grand finale before Election Day; BBC News: Watch: Trump targets midterm voters with final campaign speech at Reflecting Pool; The Guardian: Will Trump relaunch his war on Iran after the midterm elections? | Mohamad Bazzi.