A poll conducted by CBS News and YouGov between June 17-19 with 2,519 American adults revealed U.S. citizens' views on the agreement reached with Iran.
According to the poll results, 37 percent of participants think the agreement is "better for Iran," while 22 percent share the view that it is "better for the U.S."
In favor of ending the conflict
The vast majority of participants, 78 percent, stated they are in favor of the U.S. ending the conflict with Iran. A 22 percent segment expressed that hostilities should continue until Iran backs down.
When asked whether the U.S. has permanently halted Iran's nuclear program, 69 percent of participants responded negatively, while 31 percent gave a positive opinion.
Threat and cost assessment
To the question "Will Iran threaten the region in the coming months?" 59 percent of poll respondents answered "probably or definitely will." A 40 percent segment holds the view that it will not pose a threat.
When questioned whether the conflict with Iran was worth the expenditures made by the U.S., 69 percent of participants said "No," while 31 percent answered "Yes."
Disapproval of Trump's management
The poll also showed that 64 percent of participants stated they do not approve of President Donald Trump's way of managing the situation with Iran. The rate of those approving Trump's approach was recorded at 36 percent.