Iranian officials involved in peace negotiations with the United States announced that a deal with President Donald Trump is now considered 'no longer feasible.' This statement follows a series of missile attacks by Iran on civilian areas in Israel, which were a response to Israeli strikes in southern Beirut, Lebanon. An official linked to the talks indicated that the current tensions and military escalations have made it impossible for Iran to engage in open dialogue with the Trump administration. The official specifically blamed Trump for the situation in Lebanon, suggesting that the U.S. president's actions have led to this escalation. The conflict in Iran, which began in late February, has now exceeded 100 days and has had detrimental effects on global energy prices, creating shocks in both U.S. and European economies. This development complicates the ongoing negotiations that both sides had been diligently working on, marking a significant shift in Iran's diplomatic posture towards the U.S. and the prospect of peace in the region.