Iran distrusts Trump in peace talks

Iranian leaders express deep distrust of President Donald Trump during ongoing peace negotiations, fearing he will unilaterally abandon any new agreement as he did with the Obama-era nuclear deal. Tehran's negotiating team views promises from Trump as a potential 'political trap' and is seeking mechanisms to prevent automatic cancellation if Trump changes his mind or a new US administration takes power. Inside Iran, critics cite Trump's 'maximum pressure' track record, arguing his goal is 'total surrender' rather than fair peace, and call any negotiation naive.