Tehran Times wrote, citing a politically informed source: In two separate surveys conducted simultaneously with the war in different regions of Iran, more than 84 percent of respondents rated Iran’s ability to respond to the enemy’s actions as “good” or “very good.”

According to this source, about 81 percent of participants also considered targeting US bases and resources in the region to be a “correct and logical” measure and supported expanding the scope of the conflict to a regional level.

This informed source emphasized: The results of these surveys indicate the formation of a kind of convergence and consensus among different segments of society.

Referring to the current approach, he clarified: The macro policy is based on continuing defense until objective guarantees are achieved and field events are formed to prevent future wars from recurring. Therefore, the mediators who were brought in by the American side to negotiate have returned empty-handed.