Donald Trump launched into an expletive rant on live TV as he accused both Israel and Iran of breaching his ceasefire agreement and claimed they ‘don’t know what the f***’ they’re doing’. The cease-fire, announced just hours earlier, aimed to end 12 days of intense conflict between the two nations, which had escalated into U.S. involvement.
In heated remarks, Trump lashed out at both sides, accusing them of launching attacks despite the truce. He took to Truth Social, warning Israel not to “drop those bombs” and urging the country to “bring your pilots home now.” Trump expressed frustration with the ongoing violence, pledging to “see if I can stop it.”
The situation remained unclear as to whether either party had breached the cease-fire. Israel’s military accused Iran of launching missiles after the agreement took effect, pledging retaliation. Iran denied these claims, according to state news outlets.
The cease-fire was meant to halt the unprecedented warfare, which had brought in U.S. forces, as Trump had ordered airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, prompting retaliatory missile attacks on U.S. bases in Qatar. Just hours before the cease-fire was to take effect, both sides exchanged missile strikes. The Israeli military reported hitting missile launchers in western Iran, while Iran launched multiple missile barrages at Israel, killing at least four people in Beersheba.
By the early morning, a brief calm seemed to settle over Israel, with the military issuing an all-clear after the sirens ceased. President Trump, confirming the truce, urged both sides not to violate it.
However, the cease-fire’s fragility was quickly evident as sirens again blared in northern Israel, signaling missile fire from Iran. The Israeli military accused Iran of breaking the cease-fire and vowed to “respond with force.” The situation underscores the delicate nature of the truce, with both sides asserting victory in the wake of the conflict.
