Iran's mouth, Trump's legs: from "not talking" to "want to fight" to "willing to talk" in one day, who is leading whom?

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Iran says it is willing to talk again. On April 20th, the Associated Press reported that two Pakistani officials said Iran is willing to send a delegation to Islamabad this week to participate in the second round of negotiations. The officials also said they are "cautiously optimistic" and specifically added—due to security concerns, they will not disclose any party’s schedule, and called on the media not to guess the timeline, because "the process is still in flux."
Translate: Don’t ask, if you ask, it’s because you don’t know; even if you know, you won’t tell.
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But if you lay out the timeline, you’ll find that this “willingness” is more exciting than a K-line.

On April 19th, Trump trumpeted on Truth Social that the U.S. delegation would arrive in Islamabad the next evening, and the plan was “very fair and reasonable,” then suddenly changed tone—if not accepted, they will bomb power plants and bridges. That day, Iran