Did Trump kill Islamabad talks before it began? Iran slams US ‘24-hour’ threats, says has ‘no trust’

Iran has openly expressed deep distrust toward the United States as crucial talks approach a ceasefire deadline. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf revealed that during Islamabad negotiations, he told U.S. Vice President JD Vance, “we have no trust in you,” citing Donald Trump’s earlier threats as proof. Tehran also warned it could halt talks and resume conflict if commitments are not matched step-by-step. With disagreements over nuclear issues and Hormuz tensions unresolved, officials say negotiations remain fragile. As April 22 nears, the region stands on edge between a breakthrough deal and renewed war.