Only a third of Americans support Iran war
American support for the war against Iran is falling to its lowest levels since the onset of the conflict, with a survey showing that only one-third of Americans support military intervention. This is attributed to the lack of clarity regarding the war's objectives, as participants described these goals as shifting, ranging from overthrowing the Iranian regime, destroying its nuclear capabilities, to preventing it from acquiring nuclear weapons. The White House affirmed that Trump is focused on stopping Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, despite polls indicating weak public support, with approval remaining below 40% since the airstrikes began. Support for the war against Iran reached 34% after 93 days of the conflict's outbreak, compared to historical figures from previous wars, where support was higher in the early stages, such as in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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