Iran Poll: 58% Reject Support for Resistance and War

A survey conducted in Iran revealed that 58% of Iranians oppose Tehran's support for proxy forces or the "Islamic Resistance" after the recent wars with the United States and Israel, reflecting a shift in public priorities. The survey also showed a decline in the desire to improve relations with the United States and Arab countries, while support increased for strengthening ties with China and European nations, driven by China's military aid and growing relations with Nairobi. Results indicated that 55% of Iranians fear the resurgence of war, while 44% support continuing negotiations with Washington. Additionally, 36% believe that negotiations are futile and that preparations for war are necessary, and 16% favor preemptive strikes. Furthermore, 54% expressed their readiness to defend the country in case of a new American attack, while 31% registered to participate in the "Self-Sacrifice" campaign to join the war if needed. Meanwhile, 53% indicated their participation in urban protests following the start of attacks. Despite the majority of Iranians rejecting war, the survey’s conclusions suggest a broad desire to balance deterrence with negotiations to safeguard national interests, with notable differences between residents of Tehran and other regions regarding the level of national support and readiness to defend.

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