A new poll has found that a clear majority of Americans—61 percent—believe that attacking Iran was a mistake. The survey highlights growing public unease over the conflict's impact on the cost of living and skepticism about the campaign's success so far.
Respondents expressed significant concern about how the war is affecting their wallets, with rising prices cited as a top worry. Many also questioned the effectiveness of military action, suggesting that the stated objectives have not been met.
The poll reflects a shift in public sentiment as the conflict continues, with more Americans now viewing the decision to attack as erroneous. Analysts say this could influence political debates and policy decisions moving forward.