Americans back Trump stance on preventing Iran nuclear weapons in new poll

President Donald Trump has made it clear that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. This statement comes as tensions between Israel and Iran escalate, with both countries engaging in airstrikes and missile attacks. The ongoing conflict has raised concerns about the potential consequences of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons.

A recent poll conducted by the Ronald Reagan Institute revealed that 84% of Americans believe that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is crucial for U.S. security and prosperity. This sentiment was echoed by the president, who has hinted at possibly joining Israel in its efforts to prevent Iran from developing nuclear capabilities.

The poll also highlighted other issues that Americans consider important for U.S. security and prosperity, including potential conflicts between China and Taiwan, illegal immigration, the war between Russia and Ukraine, the security of Israel, and tariffs to promote trade deals.

Israel recently launched a series of airstrikes on Iran, named “Operation Rising Lion,” targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and military leaders. In response, Iran has retaliated, leading to daily exchanges of fire between the two countries.

The poll also revealed that 45% of Americans would support Israel conducting targeted airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities if diplomatic efforts fail. However, there is a partisan divide on this issue, with Republicans more likely to support the airstrikes compared to independents and Democrats.

Overall, the poll underscores the importance of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and the complex geopolitical dynamics at play in the Middle East. As the situation continues to unfold, it is clear that the international community must remain vigilant and proactive in addressing the threat posed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions.