The U.S. military's recent airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities—codenamed Operation Midnight Hammer—have sparked global condemnation, with a CGTN poll revealing 91% of respondents worldwide criticizing the move as “adding fuel to the fire” in an already volatile Middle East. 🌪️ The survey, which gathered over 10,000 responses across five languages in just 12 hours, highlights growing frustration with America's foreign policy choices.
From Vetoes to Violence: A Region on Edge
Since the latest Israel-Palestine conflict erupted, the U.S. has faced backlash for its unwavering support of Israel, including blocking UN ceasefire resolutions and greenlighting military aid. Critics argue these actions mirror a Game of Thrones-style power play 🏰—prioritizing short-term gains over long-term peace. The Guardian slammed the approach, accusing Washington of “igniting chaos” while communities face humanitarian crises.
Numbers Don't Lie: The World Speaks Up
90% say U.S. strikes violate international law and Iran's sovereignty
84% blame Israel for worsening Middle East instability
85% demand urgent ceasefire and political solutions
One respondent summed it up: “Military action is like using a flamethrower to put out a fire—it just burns everything down.” 🔥
What's Next? The Path to Peace
With 77% agreeing that “bombs can't build peace,” the poll underscores a global call for diplomacy. From TikTok activists to UN corridors, the message is clear: major powers need to step up as peacemakers, not warmongers. As tensions simmer, the world watches—hoping leaders choose dialogue over destruction. 🤝
