Analyst says that Iran’s interest is in an extended war
According to a King's College London lecturer, Rob Geist-Pinfold, Iran has an interest in prolonging the ongoing conflict. Published on March 29, 2026, the analyst's statement suggests that Iran aims to increase pressure on global energy markets.

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AI-generatedAccording to a King's College London lecturer, Rob Geist-Pinfold, Iran has an interest in prolonging the ongoing conflict. Published on March 29, 2026, the analyst's statement suggests that Iran aims to increase pressure on global energy markets. Geist-Pinfold argues that this strategy could force more favorable terms for Tehran. While the United States seeks to end the war, Iran reportedly benefits from its continuation due to its ability to disrupt global energy markets. The analyst highlights a divergence in strategic interests between the two nations regarding the conflict's duration.
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4 extractedIran has the ability to keep hurting the global energy markets.
Tehran is likely to prolong the conflict.
The United States has an interest in ending the war on Iran.
Iran's interest is in an extended war.