Trump casts doubt on Iran talks, citing mistrust of negotiators
What's new: At Camp David, the president said he was "losing faith" in Iranian negotiators, clouding prospects for any new round of diplomacy.
President Donald Trump cast fresh doubt on renewed talks with Iran on July 31, saying at Camp David that he was losing confidence in Tehran's negotiators. Trump said he was "losing faith in them" because they "do lie" and "misrepresent," signaling a harder line as questions swirl over whether diplomacy can resume. The remarks, carried by Bloomberg, point to rising uncertainty around any new negotiating track between Washington and Tehran. They also suggest mistrust of Iran's team may become a bigger obstacle even if both sides keep channels open.