Analysis claims Iran, not Trump, controls the ongoing war

An article in The Atlantic argues that Iran, rather than former President Trump, is the primary driver of the current war. The piece examines recent policy moves and regional power dynamics. It contends that Trump's actions have limited impact on the conflict’s trajectory. Iran’s strategic objectives are presented as the central factor shaping events. The analysis references diplomatic communications and military deployments. It suggests that U.S. policymakers may need to reassess assumptions about influence. The article warns that misreading Iran’s role could affect future strategy. Observers are urged to monitor Tehran’s decisions for clues about the war’s direction.