Washington: (RightNow) A recent survey reveals that 57% of Americans consider the decision to go to war with Iran as wrong. The survey indicates a significant portion of the American public disagrees with the government’s decision.

According to the survey data, 27% of Americans support the government’s decision, while the remaining either oppose or have no clear opinion.

The report suggests that Americans fear the conflict may not end soon. 46% believe the war could last for a year or more.

Political analysts say the risks of a prolonged war and its potential impacts are raising concerns among Americans. These effects could influence not only the U.S. economy but also the global energy market.

It is important to note that such surveys could impact future U.S. foreign policy and public support, especially as regional tensions rise.