RE: Shahran oil depot in Teheran attacked, oil price surged above $100 on Monday. How long can this war go on? Censorship on social media about damage in Israel and Gulf states?

First of all, the war has significantly impacted us, the Pakistanis, as we share a long 900-km border with Iran. The fuel prices has surged, the increase of 20% and of course, it will bring overall inflation.
Secondly, many sources claim that Iran is left with missile stockpile of around 30-40 days, if it follows the same pattern. With Mr. Trump claim of four-weeks and 30-days ease of sanction for India, it appears that one month is the max limit for both sides.
Thirdly, Gulf states have been hit the most, and in my opinion, they are the only meditating option left - with war impacting them directly and significantly. Majority of their economy is oil and gas dependent, along with tourism, so they are in the hurry.
Fourthly, regime change is not realistic at all. The Iranian Constitution is fully prepared with respect to such scenarios.
Furthermore, how the US is going to fight against a nation whose narrative revolves around martyrdom? Iran has a long history of 6,000 years, and the national/historical ego is way more important than the life. They are the one who love death as much as they love their lives.
Fifthly, we are living in a world built by narratives. One side will search for the positive aspect of Iranian regime, and other will look for the negative aspect. As an example, the western media's claim of 30,000 (which is dubious and vague, not supported by any credible source) death of protestors, and on the other hand, the killing of 160+ elementary school children (which by many sources is blamed on US).
Lastly, let us just forget about every economic loss. Why are not we worried about the human loss? What figure suggest the time to stop? Why doesn't a single death or killing scare us? Why do we have to wait for a massacre or genocide to let the sanity prevail? Humanity is just at stake. Humans killing humans for the same of what? In search of utopia, we are just building or have built a dystopia. I just hope the sanity prevails, although hope is the biggest torment in contemporary time.

(Sorry, if I have yapped a lot 🥲)