TechFlow News: On March 24, according to Golden Ten Data, Bery, a global strategist at Macquarie, Australia's major banking group, stated in a report that it is premature to have overly high expectations that a "peace agreement" in the Middle East region can be reached in the coming days, as both sides' demands still seem difficult to reconcile.

The idea that the US would abandon its demands regarding Iran's nuclear assets, or that the US would simply withdraw its bases in the Gulf region, is far too unrealistic.

At this stage, it is also unlikely to see Iran abandon its support for its proxy forces. However, this war is unlikely to last beyond mid-April, as Iran's threat is likely to be eliminated by then. Once the threat is eliminated, the US will be in a superior position in any subsequent negotiations.