New American University Poll on the Ramadan War

TEHRAN (Defapress) - Quinnipiac University has released the results of its public opinion poll on the US attack on Iran.

According to the poll, 74 percent of American voters oppose sending ground troops against Iran.

62 percent of participants believe that the reason for the attack on Iran was not clearly presented, and 59 percent said that Donald Trump should have received approval from Congress.

57 percent of American voters disapprove of Trump’s administration, and the level of opposition to his policies towards Iran has reached 57 percent.

32 percent of Americans think that a regional war with Iran would last three months; 13 percent a year, and 26 percent more than a year. In addition, 74 percent of voters are concerned that a Ramadan war would increase energy prices.

Regarding the US-Israel relationship, 44% of respondents believe that the US is too supportive of Israel.

On the other hand, 47% of respondents disapprove of Secretary of State Marco Rubio's job performance, and 52% are dissatisfied with the performance of Defense Secretary Pete Hegsett.