The likelihood of impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump has reportedly increased to 67 percent following recent military actions involving Iran. According to reports from U.S. media outlets, the figure is based on data from political betting markets that track public expectations about major political developments.

While such markets often reflect the political mood and public speculation, experts caution that they should not be considered a definitive prediction of future events. Analysts say betting markets can react quickly to headlines and political developments, which may temporarily influence perceived probabilities.

Political observers note that the chances of impeachment remain relatively low at the moment due to the current balance of power in the United States Congress. The Republican Party currently holds a majority in both the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate and many Republican lawmakers continue to support the president.

However, analysts suggest the situation could shift after the upcoming midterm elections. If the Democratic Party gains control of the House of Representatives in the November elections, the political landscape could change significantly potentially increasing the possibility of impeachment proceedings against Trump in the future.