A recent poll shows that most Americans favor military intervention in Iran over other global hotspots, following the United States' dramatic operation in Venezuela. Despite President Donald Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland from Denmark, only a small fraction of respondents support this idea, with the majority still focused on the Middle East. The poll, conducted by a major news outlet, found that Iran topped the list of preferred targets for future United States involvement, ahead of Russia, Cuba, and China.

Trump's push for Greenland is rooted in concerns about increasing Chinese and Russian activity in the Arctic, which he argues is critical for national security. The White House has cited longstanding interest in the territory, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to meet with Danish officials to discuss the matter. However, many Americans remain unconvinced, with nearly half unsure about where the United States should intervene next.

While the administration continues to highlight the strategic advantages of controlling Greenland, public opinion appears divided, with most Americans prioritizing threats in the Middle East and Eurasia over territorial expansion in the Arctic.