The "who blinks first" at the negotiation table: this game is not about fists, but patience

The essence of this situation is a psychological battle of "who concedes first."
Donald Trump's strategy is very typical: first push expectations to the lowest point, then release "room for maneuver" at the critical moment. And Iran emphasizes a tougher stance to avoid being seen as compromising.
But the real issue is: time is limited.
The ceasefire agreement is approaching expiration, like a countdown button. The closer to the end, the more both sides need to make a choice—escalate or negotiate.
Historically, most similar situations tend to see a turning point at the "last moment." Because no one wants to bear the responsibility for a complete breakdown.
—Conclusion: The true decision often happens at the last second, not now. #美伊二轮谈判进展