On the 23rd, President Trump said on social media the Senate resolution limiting presidential war powers was "untimely," adding he has "driven Iran to the brink" and that Iran is "willing to make substantive concessions." He called the vote "aid and comfort to the enemy" and said senators had made his job harder but he would "get it done." The U.S. Senate on the 23rd passed a resolution requiring Trump to end U.S. military action against Iran and to obtain congressional authorization before unde

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The Wall Street Journal on the 23rd reported Iranian diplomats say they have been studying The Art of the Deal—which advocates extreme, unpredictable demands to create anxiety and force concessions—to understand Trump's negotiating style. Iranian negotiators told intermediaries they consulted a team of psychologists to help anticipate Trump's likely public reactions; a person familiar with Iran's talks in Switzerland said there were no psychologists on the team and Tehran prefers not to psychoanalyze Trump's motives. Political analysts and mediators say Trump's high-profile, hardline statements have so far not produced additional concessions. Mohammad Amersi of the Wilson Center said Trump is deploying those tactics to test opponents' resolve, but Iranians are aware of his approach.