Trump rejected Iran’s seven‑day roadmap as Israel struck southern Lebanon towns and Iran’s president voiced distrust of U.S. talks, signaling rising tension.

U.S.-Iran Diplomacy

Trump rejected Iran’s seven‑day roadmap proposal, ending the latest diplomatic overture between Washington and Tehran. The proposal had been presented as a framework for reviving nuclear talks. U.S. officials have not released further details of the rejected plan.

Israel Strikes Southern Lebanon

Israeli forces targeted the southern Lebanese towns of Majdal Zoun and Haddatha, striking multiple sites in a pre‑dawn operation. The attacks were described as precision strikes aimed at militant infrastructure. No civilian casualties were reported by local authorities.

Iranian President’s Statement

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said he no longer trusts talks with Washington, citing a lack of progress on sanctions relief. He added that Qatar and Pakistan are relaying Tehran’s messages to the United States. The remarks were made during an interview with a regional broadcaster.

U.S. officials continue to express hope that Iran will make further concessions in the negotiation process. The administration has maintained that diplomatic channels remain open despite the setbacks.

• Trump rejected Iran’s seven‑day roadmap proposal
• Israel struck Majdal Zoun and Haddatha in southern Lebanon
• Pezeshkian declared distrust of Washington talks and said Qatar and Pakistan act as intermediaries

The developments underscore a volatile moment in Middle East diplomacy, with each side pursuing parallel strategies that appear to diverge further.