President Donald Trump says he is losing confidence in Iranian negotiators as renewed fighting continues in the Middle East, according to Bloomberg and the Financial Post. Both reports describe Trump’s remarks as the latest signal that a fresh round of Iran-related negotiations may face difficulties and that the broader conflict could last longer. The outlets characterize Trump’s comments as reflecting skepticism about the prospects for progress with Iran through negotiation while hostilities remain active. Neither source provides additional detail on the specific negotiation proposals, timelines, or the response from Iranian officials. The coverage focuses instead on Trump’s change in confidence and how that perception may affect expectations for any potential diplomatic outcome. Overall, the reports present Trump’s statements as part of an evolving U.S. stance during a period of sustained regional conflict, suggesting that negotiations may not quickly reduce tensions or end armed activity.