Multiple reports describe US President Donald Trump referencing concerns about his Iran deal during his closing remarks at the G7 summit. In the final speech, Trump appears to emphasize that he views the agreement as problematic, even as he attempts to frame the wider summit outcome. Rather than presenting a straightforward endorsement of the Iran arrangement, his comments are portrayed as reflecting uncertainty and disagreement with key aspects of the deal. The reports link the remarks to the president’s broader effort to characterize his approach as effective while also signaling that he considers the Iran agreement to be inadequate. The Independent characterizes his closing speech as making his “insecurities” and confusion evident, while Yahoo UK also focuses on the idea that Trump recognizes the deal is “bad.” Across the coverage, the common point is that Trump’s late summit comments include an explicit or implied critique of the Iran deal, contrasting with any attempt to claim success in other areas discussed at the summit.