The latest round of mutual attacks between the US and Iran entered its 10th day on the 20th. There is little indication that the conflict between the two sides will end in the short term. According to a CNN report on the 20th, more and more poll data shows that the extent to which the war in Iran has aroused disgust among the American public has “rapidly” reached the same level as the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. The report said that the latest “Washington Post” and Ipsos Group poll results showed that 68% of respondents thought the war in Iran was “not worth fighting” and 28% thought it was “worth it.” The 40 percentage point gap between the two has already surpassed similar polls on the Iraq war and the war in Afghanistan before. In polls related to the war in Afghanistan, the biggest difference between “not worth fighting” and “worth fighting” was 39 percentage points. 67% thought it was “not worth it,” and 28% thought it was “worth it.” The results of this poll were obtained in 2013, when it was almost 12 years since the US started the war. According to polls related to the Iraq war, by 2007, about 66% of Americans thought the war was “not worth fighting”. At this point, it is about 4 years since the US started the war.

The latest round of mutual attacks between the US and Iran entered its 10th day on the 20th. There is little indication that the conflict between the two sides will end in the short term. According to a CNN report on the 20th, more and more poll data shows that the extent to which the war in Iran has aroused disgust among the American public has “rapidly” reached the same level as the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. The report said that the latest “Washington Post” and Ipsos Group poll results showed that 68% of respondents thought the war in Iran was “not worth fighting” and 28% thought it was “worth it.” The 40 percentage point gap between the two has already surpassed similar polls on the Iraq war and the war in Afghanistan before. In polls related to the war in Afghanistan, the biggest difference between “not worth fighting” and “worth fighting” was 39 percentage points. 67% thought it was “not worth it,” and 28% thought it was “worth it.” The results of this poll were obtained in 2013, when it was almost 12 years since the US started the war. According to polls related to the Iraq war, by 2007, about 66% of Americans thought the war was “not worth fighting”. At this point, it is about 4 years since the US started the war.