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A new Reuters/Ipsos poll has revealed that only 33% of Americans support the ongoing war on Iran, highlighting growing public concern over the conflict and the U.S. government's military strategy. The survey indicates that support for the war has fallen to one of its lowest levels since the conflict began, while many Americans remain uncertain about the administration's long-term objectives. Ai Generated Picture  According to the poll, 69% of respondents said President Donald Trump has not clearly explained the goals of the military campaign. Many Americans are questioning whether the conflict is achieving its intended objectives, especially as the war continues to impact global energy markets and regional stability.  The survey also suggests that political divisions remain strong. Republican voters are generally more supportive of the military operation than Democrats and independents, but concern about the war is increasing across party lines. Rising fuel prices, the economi...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed Washington's commitment to take strong action against the International Criminal Court (ICC). Netanyahu made the remarks after what he described as a conversation with Rubio, claiming the United States intends to act forcefully against the court. Ai Generated Picture According to Netanyahu, Rubio reiterated that the United States opposes the ICC's actions, arguing that the court threatens the sovereignty of democratic nations. Netanyahu claimed the ICC interferes with the ability of sovereign states to make independent security decisions and accused the institution of overstepping its authority. Netanyahu also criticized the ICC, saying it "endangers justice around the world" and attempts to place national security decisions under the control of what he described as "a corrupt clique in The Hague." His comments reflect Israel's long-standing opposition to ICC...

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has strongly condemned what he described as Ukraine's attack on an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, warning that the incident "will not go unanswered." The statement marks a significant escalation in tensions and has drawn international attention to security in the strategically important Caspian region. According to Iranian officials, Araghchi discussed the incident with European Union High Representative Kaja Kallas and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. During these conversations, he stressed that Iran considers the reported attack on its commercial vessel a serious violation and warned that those responsible would face consequences. Tehran has not yet announced what specific measures it intends to take. The reported attack has raised concerns about regional stability and the safety of commercial shipping. The Caspian Sea is an important route for trade and energy transportation, making any security incident ...