Iran's Missile Attack in Iraq Targeted Civilian Residence: White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : The move was an effort to entice Iran back to the 2015 nuclear deal.
38% :Moscow reportedly demanded guarantees from the United States that Western sanctions against Russia will not affect the country's rights to economic trade with Iran under the nuclear deal.
27% : The United States withdrew from the 2015 deal under former President Donald Trump, who then imposed tight sanctions on Iran.
24% : "We call on the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, the Arab League, the federal government, the Iraqi parliament, and the Iranian government to urgently investigate these baseless attacks," the Kurdistan regional government wrote on social media.
19% : Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) warned on March 13 that "sanctions relief for Iran's terrorist regime should be completely off the table," adding that "Iran is openly targeting Americans with missile strikes."
16% : "We will support the Government of Iraq in holding Iran accountable, and we will support our partners throughout the Middle East in confronting similar threats from Iran.""The United States of America stands behind the full sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of Iraq," Sullivan added.

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