Trump: Iran wants a deal but cannot be trusted
Trump says Iran wants a nuclear deal but cannot be trusted, warns remaining sites could be struck within minutes, and refuses to rule out renewed military action
Assessment
The president is signaling a dual track: openness to negotiations paired with a credible threat of force. By refusing to rule out strikes and claiming sites could be hit within minutes, he pressures Iran to accept terms while keeping military options visible. The trust deficit he names is the core obstacle. Watch whether Iran responds with new enrichment steps or a diplomatic overture, and whether the U.S. follows with concrete demands or escalatory moves.