Trump canceled a planned trip by envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Islamabad for Iran peace talks, citing the 18-hour flight as too much effort and claiming the U.S. already holds all negotiating leverage. The decision came as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was leaving Pakistan after talks with Pakistani mediators, suggesting the Iranian side was also retreating from direct negotiations. The core facts here are solid — multiple outlets confirm Trump made these statements and took this action — but the headline's framing of Trump acting in an emotional "fit" is editorial interpretation rather than reported fact; Trump presented it as a strategic choice based on leverage. What's missing: context that both sides appear to have lost confidence in this negotiation track after the Feb. 28 U.S.-Israel strikes killed Iran's previous leadership, making current Iranian negotiators reluctant to deal with the same U.S. envoys they view as having negotiated in bad faith.