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Iran says it has ‘no trust’ in US as peace talks stall
Iran expresses lack of trust in the US over stalled peace talks, with senior official Ebrahim Azizi stating negotiations require proof of US sincerity. Azizi highlights concerns about US President Donald Trump's honesty and the need for a change in US behavior regarding frozen Iranian assets.
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