Trump's Iran Conflict Stalls Ceasefire Plan as Support Drops to 34%, July 9

According to BlockBeats, on July 9, a new round of U.S.-Iran military clashes broke out, blocking Trump's attempts to exit the conflict. The ceasefire agreement remains fragile amid escalating tensions over Hormuz Strait control, while oil prices continued to rise. A Reuters-Ipsos poll released on the same day showed Trump's approval rating fell to 34 percent, returning to its second-term low. With the midterm elections just months away, rising energy prices are intensifying inflationary pressures on the U.S. economy, posing significant political risks ahead of the vote.
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