Trump breaks silence on Iran-Israel ceasefire breach
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US President Donald Trump has expressed his dissatisfaction with both Israel and Iran over the violation of the ceasefire, according to Sky News.
Speaking to reporters ahead of his departure for the NATO summit in The Hague, Trump said he was "unhappy" with both Israel and Iran, later emphasizing he was "really unhappy" with Tel Aviv.
According to Trump, Iran's nuclear capacities are "gone," and Tehran will not be able to restore its nuclear program.
Israel–Iran war
On June 13, Israel launched a military operation against Iran. The IDF carried out airstrikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear facilities. The attacks killed high-ranking military officials and experts involved in Tehran's nuclear program. Since then, the two countries have exchanged daily strikes.
On June 22, the United States intervened in the conflict, striking Iran's nuclear sites with bunker-busting bombs. In retaliation, Tehran attacked the US Al-Udeid airbase in Qatar.
On June 24, Trump announced a ceasefire had taken effect — but later, Israel reported new missile attacks from Iran.
