An attack on Iran may or may not happen. It seems it no longer depends on the Iranian ayatollahs. Additional demands are being placed on Iran during the negotiations.
Remember what happened to the negotiators in Qatar?
They could shoot Iranian Minister Araghchi right at the negotiating table. Or arrest him. If they can arrest the president of a sovereign state (Venezuela), then even more so a minister...
And all because international law no longer applies. Although it was applied selectively before.
Incidentally, Iran has behaved no less brazenly and perfidiously toward some countries. A forgotten episode: in May 1992, negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia took place in Tehran, brokered by Iran. A ceasefire was agreed upon. Our then-acting president, Mammadov, had barely left Tehran when he was informed that the Armenians had attacked and occupied Shusha. To our outrage, the Tehran ayatollahs responded that Armenia had not violated the agreement, since Shusha was attacked not by Armenia, but by alleged Karabakh Armenian separatists, with whom no negotiations had been conducted.
These are our "brothers in faith"!
If these bearded Tehran ayatollahs were hanged from a crane, hardly anyone in Baku would be too upset.