According to the latest poll results released on the 13th, compared with the end of March, more Americans at this stage expect “US military intervention in Iran” to continue for some time, rising from 65% to 79%. The poll was conducted jointly by Reuters and Ipsos Group, and a total of 1,019 American adults participated. According to the poll, only 18% of respondents expected the war in Iran “to end quickly within a few weeks.” Furthermore, only 37% of respondents support the US attack on Iran; 60% of respondents expect that US oil prices will still rise in the coming year due to the war in Iran; about half of the respondents believe that America's use of force against Iran will outweigh its losses.

According to the latest poll results released on the 13th, compared with the end of March, more Americans at this stage expect “US military intervention in Iran” to continue for some time, rising from 65% to 79%. The poll was conducted jointly by Reuters and Ipsos Group, and a total of 1,019 American adults participated. According to the poll, only 18% of respondents expected the war in Iran “to end quickly within a few weeks.” Furthermore, only 37% of respondents support the US attack on Iran; 60% of respondents expect that US oil prices will still rise in the coming year due to the war in Iran; about half of the respondents believe that America's use of force against Iran will outweigh its losses.