Approximately 27% of Americans approve of the attacks that killed the Iranian leader, while 56% believe that Trump is too willing to use military force.

A Reuters/Ipsos survey shows that only 27% of Americans approve of the U.S. attacks that killed the Iranian supreme leader, while 43% disapprove, and 29% have no opinion. The research, conducted on a sample of 1,282 people, indicates that nearly 90% of respondents are aware of the military strikes, which resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers and the serious injury of five others. Additionally, 56% of Americans believe that President

Donald Trump is too willing to use military force to promote U.S. interests, an opinion shared especially by 87% of Democrats. Among Republicans, although 55% approve of the attacks, 42% would be less willing to support them if they led to American casualties. The survey highlights that the majority of Americans prioritize the economy, with 45% stating they would be less willing to support actions against Iran if gas prices were to rise. Analysts estimate that Brent crude oil prices could reach $100 per barrel due to tensions in the Middle East.