Has Donald Trump failed to sell the Iran war to the world?

Al JazeeraCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete March 6, 2026 at 06:34 PM

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In March 2026, the United States, along with Israel, continued military strikes against Iran, with Washington signaling further escalation. Despite these actions, the US has not garnered active support from key allies, unlike previous conflicts. President Trump has expressed discontent with European leaders who view the war as a violation of international law, a sentiment echoed by China and Russia. The article explores whether the US needs international support to continue its military campaign against Iran. Experts discuss the geopolitical implications of the conflict and the lack of widespread international backing.

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James Bays 30% Dominique Trinquand 40% Theresa Fallon 40% Anatol Lieven 40% China 50% Russia 50% Iraq 60% Afghanistan 60% Iran ×280% Israel ×280% Donald Trump ×290% United States ×290%

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iran war 80% international law 70% us foreign policy 60% global response 50% allies 50% international cooperation 40% us-israel relations 40% global governance 40%

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Negative

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