Multiple reports say public opinion remains largely critical of President Donald Trump’s approach to the US-Iran conflict as fighting continues. One outlet states that fighting has been ongoing for about five months, and notes that the United States death toll is rising during that period. The reports also say fighting resumes roughly two weeks before the polling described in the coverage, suggesting renewed hostilities after an earlier pause. According to the referenced poll, Americans express a “brutal verdict,” reflecting widespread skepticism about how the conflict is being managed. The reporting frames the poll as a gauge of domestic sentiment while the conflict persists, highlighting that the issue is closely watched politically as the war approaches five months and further casualties are reported. While the specific poll methodology and detailed results are not provided in the excerpts, the common thread across the sources is that public concern about the Trump administration’s handling of the crisis is strong at the same time that military activity continues and losses in the US increase.