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US President Donald Trump’s military campaignagainst Iran has become one of the least-supported US conflicts in recentdecades, with public backing far below the levels recorded during the earlystages of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a review of opinionpolls by Newsweek.
In its report, the newspaper found that the Iranwar followed a different pattern from previous US military interventions. Whileearlier conflicts initially gained broad public support before losing approvalover time, the Iran campaign began with limited backing and has remained deeplyunpopular among many Americans.
A Gallup poll showed that only 34% of Americanssupported military action against Iran about three months after the conflictbegan, compared with significantly higher approval levels recorded during theearly stages of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
The report also noted that Trump has not receivedthe political boost that previous presidents experienced during major militarycampaigns. Instead, his approval ratings declined after the strikes began, asconcerns over the economic impact of the war, rising energy prices, andpartisan divisions shaped public opinion.
Newsweek examines in greater detail why the Iranwar has failed to generate the public backing seen during previous US militarycampaigns and what the political consequences could mean for Trump goingforward.
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