Americans overwhelmingly support a swift diplomatic settlement to the war in Iran, with 68% in favor according to a recent YouGov survey. Yet only a minority believe a deal can be sealed within the next two weeks, reflecting deep skepticism about the pace of negotiations.

68% of Americans Back a Deal to End Iran War

The YouGov poll, conducted this month, recorded that 68% of respondents support making a deal to end the conflict as quickly as possible, while 11% oppose it and 21% remain unsure. According to the survey, this majority sentiment coexists with a broader anti‑war mood, as 60% of participants said they oppose the war altogether.

58% Doubt a Deal Within Two Weeks

Despite the strong desire for peace, 58% of those surveyed said it is unlikely or very unlikely that the United States and Iran will finalize an agreement in the next fortnight. As the poll notes, the lingering uncertainty stems from recent diplomatic setbacks and ongoing skirmishes .

Trump’s Refusal to Resume Bombing Shapes Talks

Former President Donald Trump’s decision last month to decline resuming airstrikes against Iran has been cited as a key factor stalling progress. He warned that the war could reignite if Iranian forces kill more U.S. troops,while also signaling a willingness to meet Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei if a deal materializes.

Iran Must Relinquish Enriched Uranium and Reopen Fordow

The core of the peace negotiations, as reported, hinges on Iran agreeing to give up its enriched uranium stockpiles and to reopen the Fordow nuclear facility under international supervision.. These nuclear concessions are seen as the linchpin for any lasting settlement.

Who Will Verify Iran’s Nuclear Concessions?

The survey does not identify which international body or mechanism would oversee verification of Iran’s nuclear roll‑back, leaving a critical gap in the public’s understanding of how compliance would be ensured.