Trump Accuses Israel and Iran of Violating Ceasefire

U.S. President Donald Trump issued a statement accusing both Israel and Iran of violating the ceasefire agreement. According to Reuters, Trump blamed both sides for failing to uphold their commitments, noting that the renewed strikes threaten regional stability. He called on the Israeli leadership to refrain from further attacks, emphasizing that such actions would be regarded as a serious breach of the ceasefire terms.

Trump stated that all parties must adhere to their obligations, especially amid heightened international tensions. He warned that any renewed hostilities could lead to a major escalation and jeopardize not only bilateral relations but also the security of the entire Middle East. His statement stressed that all those undermining the agreement must be held accountable.

The president also expressed concern that recent incidents could nullify efforts to achieve lasting peace. He called for the restoration of diplomatic channels and a return to full ceasefire. In his view, the situation requires restraint and coordinated action with the involvement of international mediators. The statement specifically noted that any new strikes on Iranian territory would be seen as destructive steps that undermine the foundation of the ceasefire agreement.

Tensions remain high in the region following Trump’s statement. Iranian and Israeli officials have exchanged mutual accusations of provocations and violations. Despite the official commencement of the ceasefire, sporadic strikes and retaliatory actions continue. International organizations are urging restraint and a return to situational control.

Trump’s remarks come amid growing concerns over the potential collapse of the fragile truce. Analysts suggest that his open criticism of Israel may influence the stance of the U.S. political establishment and future Middle East strategy discussions. At the same time, his appeal for adherence to the agreement reflects a desire to de-escalate and avoid a return to large-scale conflict.

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