The speaker of the Iranian parliament has ridiculed President Trump’s recent shift from threatening military action against Iran to suggesting negotiations. He criticized this change in tone as indecisive and unreliable. The speaker accused the United States of bullying tactics and breaking previous commitments. This follows a period of heightened tensions after the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and subsequent sanctions. The Iranian official’s comments highlight a distrust of U.S. intentions and a dismissal of Trump’s fluctuating rhetoric. This also signals Iran’s continued resistance to perceived U.S. pressure and a preference for a firm stance in any potential talks. The statement suggests Iran views the U.S. as inconsistent and therefore untrustworthy.