Trump Condemns Ceasefire Violations Amid Tensions in the Middle East
President Donald Trump criticized Israel and Iran for violating a newly announced ceasefire. He expressed frustration with Israel's announcement of strikes on Tehran. Both nations had accused each other of violations. The ceasefire brought relief to many people affected by the conflict.

President Donald Trump has criticized both Israel and Iran for breaching a recently declared ceasefire. His comments come after Israel revealed plans for significant strikes on Tehran, drawing specific ire from Trump.
On Tuesday, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction via Truth Social, particularly targeting Israel for what he termed a "major violation." Departing for a NATO summit in The Hague, he told reporters he was displeased with both nations for breaching the agreement.
Despite the ceasefire, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered renewed strikes on Tehran, citing Iranian missile fire as justification. Iran refuted the accusations, claiming Israel's attacks continued well beyond the ceasefire's commencement. Globally, there was relief at the prospect of an end to the hostilities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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