Trump Brokers Unprecedented Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran

In an unexpected diplomatic maneuver, President Donald Trump facilitated a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, following intensive discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and mediated communication with Tehran. This development was confirmed by a senior White House official, who shared details under anonymity.

Tensions escalated in the region following Iran's missile launch on a U.S. air base. Despite these provocations, no casualties were reported. In retaliation, the United States bombed Iran's underground nuclear facilities. Trump, urging for dialogue, swiftly moved to engage both Israel and Iran in talks aimed at reducing hostilities.

The ceasefire, tentatively agreed upon by both parties, emerged from a series of critical consultations in the Oval Office, which aimed to maintain U.S. interests while appeasing concerns from Trump's political base over military entanglements. As negotiations advance, the ceasefire is seen as a potential step towards lasting peace under heightened geopolitical tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)