Support for President Donald Trump has suffered a significant decline, reaching its lowest level since his return to the White House, falling to 36%.
According to a recent Reuters news agency poll, the decline is directly related to the dramatic increase in fuel prices and dissatisfaction with the war in Iran.
American citizens appear highly critical of the management of the economy, with only a small minority approving of the handling of the cost of living.
The 26-cent increase in gasoline prices, averaging nearly $1.1 per liter since the attacks began in February, has hit consumers' pockets hard, undermining campaign promises to restore fuel prices to pre-coronavirus levels.
For the first time, the vast majority of Americans, over 60%, speak out against military strikes on Iran.
The poll shows that fears for national security have increased, as half of those surveyed believe that this conflict will make America less secure in the long term, despite the president's statements about peace talks.