Majority Oppose Trump's Iran Strike, Poll Shows

0:00It's May 1st, from breaking headlines to national stories, this is US News Today, powered by AI. A new Washington Post, ABC News, Ipsos Pol, shows most Americans think President Trump's military strike on Iran was a mistake with opposition levels. Echoing the Iraq War, back in 2006, and Vietnam in the early 1970s. Republicans back the move strong, 79% saying it was the right call, while Republican-leaning independence split nearly down the, middle, 52% approve, 46% don't. Trump's keeping the pressure on, telling leaders Wednesday he wants them crying, uncle with no nuclear weapons ever, and no deal until they agree. Denies chasing nukes and pushes to end the fight first, reopen the straight-of-form moves, then talk nuclear. His April 7th warning that a whole civilization could die, drew heavy backlash, just 21% positive, 76% negative, as assay, oil prices dipped 3.7% Thursday, after hitting highs not seen

1:04since 2022. Only 13 US service members lost so far, way less than thousands in past wars, but 65% doubt any deal stops Iran's nuclear. Push the poll hit 2,560 adults, April 24th through 28th. Margin of error, plus or minus 2 points, and Trump insists they're dying for a deal but can't go nuclear.