Iran-U.S. agreement "to be signed within days," with military and diplomatic lines testing the bottom line simultaneously

Iran says "has accepted the wording," while on the same day, the U.S. shot down an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement text is progressing, but military actions have not stopped. These two lines run in parallel, indicating that both sides are testing the waters with actual actions—seeing how much the other can tolerate. The Trump administration's consistent style: strike first, negotiate later, until the other side yields and signs.

"Signing within days" is a real countdown, or just another expectation management? Veteran analysts see it more as the latter. Historically, such "upcoming signing" news has appeared multiple times, each accompanied by military pressure. A genuine agreement requires concessions on core interests—Iran's nuclear program, sanctions relief, regional influence. The current progress seems more like a phased compromise rather than final peace. #我的Gate交易时刻