Experts weigh endgame in the US-Iran clash and say a quick resolution is unlikely

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Three analysts argue there is no clear path to a fast end to the US-Iran conflict: Washington uses a mix of military pressure and sanctions, Tehran seeks concessions while avoiding a larger war, and any exit hinges on reviving the June MoU, though the involvement of other powers and the IRGC makes a durable resolution unlikely.
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