During a recent
released on July 1, Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi claimed that Iranian nuclear facilities recently targeted by US airstrikes were "seriously and heavily damaged," but stayed vague on the details:
On July 2, Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell not only claimed that Iran's nuclear program was set back by 1-2 years, but that the US may have destroyed Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Going so far as to
laughably claim that the US inflicted a "strong psychological toll" on the Iranian leadership:
From the appearance of these official statements, both the Iranians and Americans would like an off ramp from the conflict, or at least to indulge in a break from visible hostilities to take victory laps with domestic audiences.
OTOH, Israel and the Israel Lobby aren't going to call it quits, so long as they believe that a nuclear capability remain within Iran's reach. As such, we're almost certainly looking at more airstrikes against Iran before Trump's term concludes.
One other possibility in addition to airstrikes is that the US will try to establish a permanent-ish military presence within a periphery and/or minority region of Iran. However for something like a Kosovo or Iraqi Kurdistan to emerge, Iran will likely have to be
significantly further weakened, if not drawn into a civil war of some variety.