In a dramatic statement, U.S. President Donald Trump accused both Israel and Iran of a ceasefire violation just hours after announcing the truce himself. Trump expressed sharp disappointment, especially with Israel, for breaking the agreement.
Shortly after leaving the White House for a NATO summit in The Hague, Trump posted a firm message on Truth Social. “Israel. Do not drop those bombs. If you do it is a major violation. Bring your pilots home, now!” he wrote.
The President’s warning came after Israel revealed its intention to carry out new strikes on Tehran. That move, according to Trump, shattered the temporary peace. He claimed Israel “unloaded” its attacks right after agreeing to the ceasefire, which he called a serious truce breach.
Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One that he was “not happy” with either side. However, he showed particular frustration with Israel. “They agreed to peace, then immediately broke it,” he added. This fresh ceasefire disruption added tension to an already volatile situation in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer also spoke about the issue. He urged both Israel and Iran to “get back” to the ceasefire and stop hostilities. The international community remains alarmed by the continuous breaking of the ceasefire from both sides.
In a final remark before departure, Trump made a bold claim. He said Iran’s nuclear capabilities are now gone. That statement has yet to be verified by independent sources but added another layer of controversy to his address.
Trump’s strong reaction highlights growing frustration with the ceasefire violation in the region. He demanded immediate de-escalation and urged restraint from all parties.
