Two-thirds of Americans want quick end to Iran war, poll finds

A Reuters/Ipsos poll has found that about two-thirds of Americans want a quick end to the war with Iran, even if it means military goals remain unachieved. This result highlights a growing war fatigue among the public, who prioritize conflict resolution over long-term strategic objectives. The recent survey reflects public sentiment that could impact future political and military decisions, particularly amid ongoing international tensions. The findings suggest that citizens are more concerned with the human and economic costs of war than with securing definitive victories, signaling a potential shift in public opinion on foreign interventions.