The following is from Gallup News.

About one-third of Americans approved of US military action against Iran before a peace agreement was announced, according to Gallup News.

Gallup found that 34% of Americans approved of the military action the United States took against Iran, based on polling conducted June 1-15. The survey was completed before President Donald Trump announced a deal with Iranian officials aimed at ending the conflict.

Historically, support for military action against Iran ranks among the lowest Gallup has measured since the 1980s. Most previous military campaigns initially received majority approval, including actions in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Somalia.

Gallup noted that support for military actions often declines over time. Even if approval of the Iran operation was somewhat higher when it began, it would still rank among the least-supported military actions at the outset compared to others Gallup has tracked.

Views differed sharply by political affiliation. Seventy-nine percent (79%) of Republicans approved of the military action against Iran, compared to 26% of independents and 8% of Democrats.

Older Americans were more likely to approve than younger adults. Forty-seven percent (47%) of those age 55 and older approved, compared to 32% of those ages 35 to 54 and 15% of adults ages 18 to 34. Men were also more likely than women to approve.

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