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Story summary
- In March 2026, U.S. military strikes in Iran prompted mixed reactions among young Trump supporters, with some, like Michael Leary, welcoming the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei.
- Concerns arose about a potential prolonged conflict, which some believe contradicts Trump's "America First" pledge.
- Polls show only 25% of Americans support the strikes, while 71% of voters aged 18-34 disapprove.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's support for Trump faces scrutiny as military objectives evolve.
- Analysts warn that public outrage may overshadow any military successes, regardless of outcomes.
