US Public Believes Trump Failed to Achieve Iran War Objectives, Polls Indicate

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a decisive majority of Americans hold the view that the United States has fallen short of its intended goals in the war against Iran. A mere 13 percent believe these objectives have been met, while a substantial 87 percent stated that the goals have not been achieved.

The report indicates that the findings of a survey reveal a marked decrease in public support within the United States for the Zionist regime. A Marquette University Law School poll emphasizes that the majority of Americans hold Donald Trump responsible for the rise in inflation and the increase in gasoline prices.

According to this survey, only 21 percent of participants felt that the war with Iran was worth its costs, while 79 percent held a contrary view.

Furthermore, the satisfaction rate with Trump’s performance stands at 37 percent, a decrease from 40 percent recorded in July. Results from other recent polls have indicated his performance satisfaction level as low as 33 percent.