Trump's approval rating drops to the lowest during his term, with half believing the Iraq War was not worth it.

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Gold Financial reports that on June 24th, a poll by Reuters / Ipsos shows that only a quarter of Americans believe that the cost of going to war with Iran is worth it, and most are worried that a ceasefire with Tehran will be difficult to sustain.
This five-day poll ended on Monday, and the results also show that this conflict has severely dragged down Trump's approval rating, which has fallen to 34%, returning to the lowest level during his second term as Republican president.
This level was last seen in a poll in April.
The poll shows that only 24% of Americans believe that the cost of going to war with Iran is worth it.
Half of the respondents said that this conflict is not worth the loss, while the rest were uncertain.
About 63% of Americans believe that the agreement signed by Trump is unlikely to bring lasting peace between the two countries.
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