In the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, now in its fifteenth day, international analyst Juan Negri elaborated on the critical focus points and what the future might hold for the Iranian regime. He noted that the war is extending longer than the United States anticipated, indicating that while Iran’s regime is under pressure, it has not exhausted its capacity to withstand the conflict.

Negri explained that currently, Iran is operating in a 'survival mode,' aiming to showcase the global repercussions of the attack. Among these consequences, he emphasized the energy crisis, pointing out that the U.S. has had to ease sanctions on Russia to stabilize oil prices in light of the conflict. Furthermore, he warned that Iran is prepared to engage in aggressive actions to secure traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, which is crucial for global oil supply.

Looking ahead, Negri suggested that the outcome would likely not involve a change in Iranian leadership, indicating that the regime's survival strategy is pivotal. His insights reflect the complex geopolitics at play, illustrating how regional conflicts can have far-reaching impacts on global energy markets and international relations.