U.S. intelligence believes the latest American strikes are unlikely to make Iran soften its negotiating position.

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

U.S. intelligence believes the latest American strikes are unlikely to make Iran soften its negotiating position. Instead, analysts see the two countries settling into a prolonged stalemate, with ongoing military attacks but little chance of either side gaining a decisive advantage. The assessment also says Iran's leadership remains focused on regime survival and is willing to absorb significant military and economic costs rather than make major concessions. Source: WaPo