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Trump approval drops as majority of Americans fear prolonged Iran conflict – poll

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Trump approval drops as majority of Americans fear prolonged Iran conflict – poll

After returning to the White House last year with just under half the country approving of his presidency, Trump's popularity this year took a hit after he ordered strikes on Iran.

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A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that US President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to 33%, tying his lowest level from December 2017. This decline follows his order for strikes on Iran, a move that has impacted his popularity. The poll, conducted over four days, also revealed that 80% of Americans, including majorities from both parties, believe the US involvement in Iran "will go on for an extended period of time." Only 16% expect the conflict to end in a few weeks. The conflict has also affected global oil trade and gasoline prices.

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