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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Why the U.S.-Iran war didn’t go as planned? Washington expected a short, controlled conflict that would force Iran to back down. Instead, weeks later, it was back at the negotiating table. The first mistake was misreading Iran’s resolve. Pressure did not make it retreat. The second was assuming...

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