How disenchanted are the American people with the war in Iran? It can be "on par" with the Vietnam War.

The latest round of mutual attacks between the United States and Iran entered its 10th day on the 20th, with almost no signs indicating that the conflict between the two sides will end in the short term. According to the report from CNN on the 20th, more and more opinion polls show that the level of resentment among American people towards the Iran conflict has rapidly reached the same level as the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. The report stated that the latest poll results from The Washington Post and Ipsos Group showed that 68% of respondents believed that the Iran conflict was "not worth fighting," while 28% believed it was "worth it," a difference of 40 percentage points exceeding similar polls on the Iraq War and Afghanistan War. In polls related to the Afghan War, the largest difference between "not worth fighting" and "worth fighting" was 39 percentage points, with 67% of people believing it was "not worth it" and 28% believing it was "worth it"; this poll result was obtained in 2013, nearly 12 years after the US launched the war. In polls related to the Iraq War, by 2007, approximately 66% of Americans believed the war was "not worth fighting," about 4 years after the US initiated the war.