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00:02What are the scenarios for an end to this war?
00:05Deal, deadlock or something worse?
00:08President Trump has made a stance clear.
00:10He's rejected negotiations unless Iran surrenders unconditionally
00:14and he's left open the possibility of U.S. ground troops.
00:17His message has been maximum pressure first, any deal comes later.
00:22Iran's government has pushed back just as strongly.
00:24President Masoud Pazashkian rejected the idea of unconditional surrender,
00:29calling it a dream and said Iran would not back down.
00:32So politically, both sides are talking about very different end games.
00:35So here's what could happen next.
00:38First, a negotiated pause.
00:40Leaders could agree to stop large-scale fighting without a full surrender on either side.
00:44If regional pressure and back-channel diplomacy intensify, a ceasefire deal becomes possible.
00:50Not full peace, but a stop to major strikes.
00:52Markets have already reacted at times to hopes of diplomacy.
00:57Second, a longer drawn-out conflict.
00:59Neither side looks ready to step away.
01:01Trump has signaled operations could continue for weeks,
01:03while Iranian officials say they're prepared for a prolonged confrontation.
01:07That points to cycles of strikes and counter-strikes with no decisive ending.
01:11A slow grind rather than a quick finish.
01:14Third, de-escalation under pressure.
01:16Wars sometimes fade when the cost becomes too high.
01:19Politically, economically and militarily.
01:21If regional stability and global markets take heavier hits, leaders could shift towards limiting the conflict.
01:28And last, wider escalation.
01:30The riskiest path.
01:32More countries or armed groups get pulled in, making the war harder to contain and harder to end.
01:37So, the short answer is there's no clear finish line right now.
01:41The most realistic paths are a negotiated pause, a drawn-out war of attrition or escalation that complicates any peace
01:47effort.
01:48And what matters most is simple.
01:50What leaders are willing to compromise on and what they consider a win worth stopping for.
01:56Fast forward, the surplus to resolve the land of the international space.
01:58That's not fair.
01:59That's fair.
02:03The first solution is a huge step.
02:03The third solution is a huge step.
02:06The third solution is a huge step.
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