US President Donald Trump expressed strong rejection of Israel and Iran’s “violating ceasefire”, announced in the first day and said that the two countries are “fighting so long and so hard that they do not know what f *** they are doing.”
Trump posted the truth social media on his social media and also informed about his unhappiness over the violation of the ceasefire in his conversation with the media.
“Israel. Do not leave those bombs. If you do so it is a major violation. Bring your pilots home, now! Donald J. Trump, President of the United States,” He said in a post.
He said that Israel is not going to attack Iran and the ceasefire is effective.
He said, “Israel is not going to attack Iran. All the aircraft will roam around for Iran, a friendly ‘aircraft wave’.
In his conversation with reporters, Trump referred to American fighter jets bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities and said Tehran would “never rebuild his nuclear facilities”.
He said, “He violated (Iran), but Israel also violated it. As soon as we signed, Israel came out and dropped the burden of bombs … We have basically two countries who have been fighting for so long and they do not know what they are doing, what they are doing,” he said.
He said, “Iran will never be able to rebuild its nuclear amenities. Of course? Absolutely not. This place is under the rock. The place has been demolished. B2 pilots have improved their work that could imagine anyone,” he said.
Trump had earlier announced that Israel and Iran had agreed to a “full and total ceasefire”, a development that Tehran came only a few hours after Tehran targeted the US airport in the Middle East.
In a true social post, he expanded the phased ceasefire timeline, stating that Israel and Iran would exchange the final blows in the next six hours before the deal came into force on Tuesday.
He said in his social media post, “Iran will start the ceasefire and in the 12th hour, the Israel will start a ceasefire and in the 24th hour, there will be an official end of the 12-day war.”
According to Reuters, Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani approved Iran for the ceasefire proposed by the US after a phone call with Iran officials. The conversation with Qatar’s rich was discussed after Trump’s discussion, during which the US President informed him that Israel had agreed to the ceasefire proposal and sought Doha’s help in convincing Tehran to accept the deal.
Despite the agreement, tensions were ruled out shortly after the announcement. The Times of Israel reported that Iran launched missiles in Israel, killing four people in Barsheba and injuring several others in a residential building in the southern city.
The conflict was initially broken on 13 June when Israel launched a massive air attack on Iranian military and nuclear facilities under “Operation Rising Lion”. In vengeance, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched the “Operation True Promise 3” -A drone and missile campaign targeting Israel Jet fuel and energy infrastructure.
The three major Iranian nuclear facilities under “Operation Midnight Hammer” continued to grow with the US precise airstrikes in the early hours of Sunday. In response, Iran launched several missile attacks on US military installations in Qatar and Iraq, including Al Udid Air Base – the largest American base in the region.
In Israel’s time, after the announcement of a ceasefire by Israeli, Iran soon after launching two ballistic missiles in Israel, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) launched a limited strike on an Iranian radar installation, when Iran launched two ballistic missiles in Israel.
According to the report, Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu significantly reduced Tel Aviv’s response after making a phone call. Trump first posted on Truth Social: “Don’t leave those bombs. If you do this then it is a major violation. Bring your pilots home, now.”
The Times of Israel’s report stated that during the Trump-Netanyahu conversation, the two leaders agreed that Israel would carry forward a single “symbolic” retaliatory strike to carry forward its response to Iran’s actions.
After the agreement, most Israeli fighter jets returned, and only the radar site was hit. The limit of Israel’s original strike plan is not clear. (AI)