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Trump counters Iran with tougher terms and a warning. Tehran now says it does not trust the US
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Iran rejects Trump’s tougher proposal and says it does not trust the US, as Trump threatens renewed attacks, Rubio warns of “other methods” and Tehran’s military vows to open a new front if struck, deepening fears of a wider Middle East conflict.
Key facts
- Iran rejects Trump’s tougher proposal and says it does not trust the US, as Trump threatens renewed attacks, Rubio warns of “other methods”
- Iran rejects trust in Washington and signals no deal unless guarantees fully protect national rights
- On Sunday, May 31, 2026, Iran’s chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Galibaf, issued a blunt warning
- Tougher Trump proposal and military pressure threaten to delay any breakthrough with Tehran
- Rubio warning, military threats and Hormuz tensions deepen divisions between rivals in talks
- Specifically, Iran seeks the lifting of a freeze on assets valued at $12 billion
Summary
A high-stakes US-Iran standoff has escalated after Tehran declared it does not trust Washington, Donald Trump threatened renewed attacks and Iran’s military warned it is ready to open a new front if struck. The confrontation follows reports that Trump submitted a tougher proposal as negotiations stall over nuclear guarantees, frozen assets, Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz. With Marco Rubio warning of “other methods”
Iran has declared it does not trust the United States after reports that President Donald Trump submitted a tougher proposal during ongoing negotiations. The exchange has exposed deep divisions between Washington and Tehran. It has also raised fresh questions about how quickly any agreement can be reached.