United States regime leader Donald Trump has reportedly suffered another historic blow to his political career, with a new Reuters/Ipsos poll showing his approval rating plummeting to just 31 percent. The findings illustrate a deepening domestic crisis and widespread public discontent with the current administration's trajectory.

The survey also revealed a severe disadvantage for Trump’s Republican Party, as respondents favored a generic unnamed Democrat by a commanding 12-point margin. Political analysts suggest these figures foreshadow immense challenges for the ruling establishment ahead of the crucial midterm elections in November. *

The steady decline in public support is widely attributed to the severe economic fallout following the launch of military operations against Iran by Washington and Israel. The resulting surge in petrol and diesel prices has reportedly triggered widespread knock-on effects, severely squeezing household budgets across the nation.

Additional polling data from NBC and the Washington Post/ABC/Ipsos consortium further highlights the regime's mounting troubles. Roughly 71 percent of Americans surveyed claimed the country was heading down the 'wrong track,' while seven out of ten respondents stated that gasoline had become completely unaffordable.

Source: www.aljazeera.com