Iran public opinion survey results showed that the country's population holds a very firm position regarding external pressures and potential agreement terms. According to the survey results, a number of proposed important terms were strongly rejected by the general public.
Specifically, one of the most discussed issues was the proposal to limit Iran's missile program. 85.7% of participants stated they did not approve of this initiative. This figure clearly demonstrates the population's opposition to limiting national security and defense capabilities.
Furthermore, the proposal to completely halt uranium enrichment to end the war was also negatively received by the public. 79.4% of survey respondents considered such a condition unacceptable. This indicates that the nuclear program holds strategic importance for Iran.
Another significant point is the issue of free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Although this was put forward as a condition for ending the war, 73.7% of participants did not support it. This means that control over this region is also viewed by the population as an important geopolitical factor.
Additionally, the demand to abandon the "axis of resistance" was rejected by the general public. 68.1% of respondents opposed this proposal. This situation shows that Iran's regional political and military alliances are highly valued.
Overall, these survey results indicate that the Iranian population is uncompromising regarding terms imposed under external pressure, maintaining a firm stance on national interests and security issues.
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