Polls show "diminishing" American confidence in Trump to end Iran war

Recent polls conducted by American institutions showed that Americans do not expect a positive end to the war launched by President Donald Trump against Iran, amid diminishing confidence in a satisfactory outcome. Reports indicated, coinciding with the Memorial Day holiday, that the details of the proposed agreement seemed unviable for many Republicans who warned that it could make Tehran stronger. A Fox News poll showed that 61% prefer a limited timeframe for military operations, while 52% in a New York Times poll stated that the US must end the war even if no nuclear deal is reached. Furthermore, 50% predicted the war would fail to eliminate Iran's nuclear program, and 65% in a Washington Post/ABC poll expressed lack of confidence that a deal would prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons, while the majority believed the war increased terrorism risks and threatened regional stability.