[Expert Warning: Comprehensive Peace Agreement Between Iran and the U.S. 'Far Off'] According to a report by Jinse Finance on May 11, as news emerged that Iran has responded to the U.S. ceasefire proposal, Sultan Barakat, a professor at Qatar's Hamad Bin Khalifa University, issued a warning not to expect a swift breakthrough in negotiations. Barakat stated that a comprehensive peace agreement remains far off and should not be seen as the end of the U.S.-Iran conflict for a long time. He pointed out that Iran has accumulated significant resentment during this war, with the deaths of its supreme leader's family members, multiple senior officials, and the massive destruction caused by the war making it difficult for the Iranian people to trust the U.S. However, both sides hope to extend the ceasefire as much as possible and use it as an entry point for gradually negotiating solutions to various issues. Barakat noted that Iran initially sought a comprehensive peace agreement but has now shifted to a phased approach. He speculated that Iran might aim to restore navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and propose a joint oversight plan with the U.S. (Jin10)