Donald Trump comes out in Israel and Iran in pushing to maintain the ceasefire

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Donald Trump in Israel and Iran criticized while he was fighting to maintain the agreed truce agreed after 12 days of war between two of the strongest armies in the Middle East.

the The ceasefire by the US President It seems that he was holding on Tuesday evening despite what Trump has been violated by the two sides, which led him to issue a rare reprimand for the Israeli government.

“We have two countries fighting for a long time and so arduous that they do not know what the curse is doing,” he told reporters at the White House before leaving the NATO summit in the Netherlands.

Full outbreak war Between Israel and Iran for a long time, it was one of the worst scenarios in the region, amid fears that it would leak across the border and the entire region will be overwhelmed.

Trump He added that he was “truly happy” with Israel in particular, but he insisted that “the ceasefire is in reality.”

The victory of the end of hostilities between the two countries was announced on Monday.

The president promised to enter a new era of peace in the region after 48 hours in which the United States claimed that it had destroyed Iranian nuclear sites and Touran was largely symbolic. Revenge Against the largest American air base in the Middle East.

But in the hours before the ceasefire in the early morning, Israel said it had killed “hundreds of Iranian security personnel” in the bombing of raids in Tehran, while an Iranian missile hacked Israeli air defenses and hit a residential building in Persache, killing at least four people.

After the armistice appeared, Iran launched three other missiles, according to Israeli officials. The attacks left no victims, but they were angry in Israel, which sent the bombers in revenge and hit an Iranian radar station.

“Israel does not drop these bombs,” Trump has actually posted on his social network as the United States has mobilized its diplomatic efforts to stop the conflict. “If you do this, it is a big violation. Bring the pilots home, now!”

After a conversation between the American President and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel said it “refrained from additional attacks.”

Netanyahu’s office added: “President Trump expressed his great appreciation to Israel, which achieved all its goals in the war, as well as his confidence in the stability of the ceasefire.”

Trump said on the trip to the summit he believed that the ceasefire would be “for a long time”, adding that he respected Israel’s decision “to a” large “” jaw “.

While keeping Iran, Iran has also violated the truce, as it has made harmonious gestures towards Tehran leaders, adding that the country “will work well and … it will not have a nuclear weapon.”

The president said he was not looking to change the regime in Iran, despite the factors of this possibility on Sunday.

“I don’t want it. I would like to see everything calm as quickly as possible,” he told reporters in the Air Force.

“Changing the system takes chaos, and perfectly, we do not want to see a lot of chaos. So we will see how things go.”

Trump also said China “can now continue to buy oil from Iran”, in a clear reflection of politics after it has spent months in imposing sanctions on Chinese refineries to buy Iranian crude.

Vice Vice President JD VANCE sought to photograph Trump’s quick positions in the crisis in the Middle East as the “principle of foreign policy” that “would change the country (and the world) for the better. He added that the focus on American interests will include “no charge of crawling” or lengthy, “building the nation.”

In a move, Trump praised it “big”, oil prices fell with the ceasefire on Tuesday, as it was trading by 6.1 percent at $ 67.13 a barrel.

The crude decreased sharply after Iran’s attack on the US air base in Doha, which traders have interpreted as designed to avoid another response from the United States.

Netanyahu launched Israel’s military campaign against Iran for nearly two weeks, pledging to eliminate what he said was a threat from missile and nuclear programs in Tehran. Iran maintained its peaceful nuclear program.