Trump's warning to Israel and Iran: 'I am not happy at all'
Despite the ceasefire announced between Iran and Israel, renewed attacks have escalated tensions. US President Trump accused both sides of violating the ceasefire and warned Israel, telling them, "do not drop the bombs."
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The "full-scale ceasefire between Iran and Israel" announced by US President Donald Trump during the night remained in effect until morning. However, with the first light of day, tensions in the region escalated once again. While it was alleged that a missile attack was launched from Iran toward northern Israel, the Tehran administration denied this accusation.
Israel, in response to the attack, decided to retaliate. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the military to carry out a "large-scale attack" on Tehran.
"I AM NOT HAPPY WITH EITHER SIDE"
Speaking to reporters in The Hague ahead of the NATO Summit, US President Donald Trump stated that "both sides have violated the ceasefire." In his statement, Trump emphasized his dissatisfaction, particularly toward Israel, saying, "We see that neither side is fulfilling their commitments. But I am particularly not happy with Israel."
CLEAR WARNING TO ISRAEL FROM TRUTH SOCIAL
Trump later made another statement via his Truth Social account. In his statement, Trump addressed Israel directly, emphasizing that a new attack would be a major mistake.
IRAN: "WE DID NOT BREAK THE CEASEFIRE"
The Tehran administration did not remain silent against Israel's claims. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs argued that Israel is trying to portray them as the party that broke the ceasefire, whereas it was Tel Aviv that initiated the attack.