Marquette Poll Finds 75% of Americans Say Iran War Is Not Worth the Cost
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Updated · South China Morning Post · Aug 5
Marquette Poll Finds 75% of Americans Say Iran War Is Not Worth the Cost
3 articles · Updated · South China Morning Post · Aug 5
Summary
75% of Americans now say the war with Iran is not worth the cost, up from 72% in April, according to a new Marquette Law School poll.
Most respondents also said the United States has not achieved its war goals in Iran, underscoring the public view that the conflict is costly and ineffective.
Marco Rubio said Tuesday that U.S.-backed talks involving Oman and Iran had made progress on improving short-term shipping safety, though he said there was no final agreement yet.
The poll suggests public skepticism is deepening even as Washington pursues negotiations aimed at easing one immediate consequence of the conflict in regional waterways.