Iranian officials involved in peace negotiations with the United States announced that a peace deal with President Donald Trump is no longer feasible, following recent military actions in the region.

The announcement came amid heightened tensions after Iran fired missiles into a civilian area in Israel, responding to Israel's attack on southern Beirut, Lebanon.Iranian representatives have blamed President Trump for the current escalation in Lebanon, marking a significant setback in diplomatic efforts.

The officials emphasized that Iran had consistently maintained a red line against attacking Beirut, but the ongoing conflict and retaliatory actions have made continued dialogue with the U.S.impossible at this stage.

This development occurs as the war in Iran, which began in late February 2026, surpasses the 100-day mark, creating severe disruptions to global energy markets and economic instability in both the U.S.and Europe.

Analysts warn that the breakdown of talks could further destabilize the region and complicate efforts to restore peace, highlighting the challenges of diplomacy amid ongoing military conflict.