New york: A recent survey conducted in the US found that 37% of Americans believe the agreement reached favored Iran. CBS News and YouGov conducted the survey between June 17-19, involving 2,519 American adults, regarding the agreement reached with Iran.

According to Anadolu Agency, 37% of respondents said they believe the agreement was ‘better for Iran,’ while 22% said it was ‘better for the US.’ Some 78% of respondents said they support ending the conflict between the US and Iran, while 22% favored continuing the conflict ‘until Iran gives up.’

On whether the US had permanently halted Iran’s nuclear program, 31% of respondents said ‘yes,’ while 69% expressed skepticism. When asked whether Iran would pose a threat to the region in the coming months, 59% said it ‘probably/definitely will,’ while 40% said it ‘probably/definitely will not.’

Regarding whether the conflict with Iran was worth the cost for the US, 31% answered ‘yes,’ while 69% said ‘no.’ Meanwhile, 36% of respondents approved of US President Donald Trump’s handling of the situation involving Iran, while 64% disapproved.