Urging Israel not to drop bombs on Iran, Trump: Tel Aviv and Tehran violated the ceasefire

Urging Israel not to drop bombs on Iran, Trump: Tel Aviv and Tehran violated the ceasefire





Trump expressed his "disappointment" over the continued attacks between Israel and Iran.

He added, in press statements at the White House, that Iran and Israel had violated the ceasefire agreement.

He continued, "I am not satisfied with Iran, but I am really not satisfied with Israel."

He pointed out that "Israel and Iran have been fighting for so long and so fiercely that they don't know what to do."

As he said in a post on the Truth Social account: "Israel, do not drop bombs on Iran. If you do, it will be a grave violation."

The US President called on the Israeli government to return the warplanes "immediately."

Earlier on Tuesday, US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran. Hours later, a statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced the agreement had been approved.

Since June 13, Israel—with US support—has targeted nuclear facilities, missile bases, military leaders, and nuclear scientists in Iran. Iran has responded by striking Israeli military and intelligence headquarters with ballistic missiles and drones, leaving casualties on both sides.

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