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A survey by the Reagan Institute reveals that American opinions on U.S. policy towards Iran are closely divided, with 39% favoring a negotiated settlement and 36% preferring regime change. The survey highlights differing views among Republicans and Democrats regarding the approach to Iran, amid ongoing negotiations following a new memorandum of understanding signed by President Trump.
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A survey by the Reagan Institute reveals that American opinions on U.S. policy towards Iran are closely divided, with 39% favoring a negotiated settlement and 36% preferring regime change. The survey highlights differing views among Republicans and Democrats regarding the approach to Iran, amid ongoing negotiations following a new memorandum of understanding signed by President Trump.
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