U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday after 12 days of fighting. However, Israel said Iran fired missiles into its airspace on Monday night.
Iran’s military denied launching missiles after the ceasefire started. President Trump warned Israel not to retaliate amid the ceasefire.
The president announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday night.
Shortly afterwards, Iran launched missiles at U.S. military bases in Qatar. But Qatar announced the missiles were intercepted. No injuries were reported.
Trump seemed annoyed that both countries violated his ceasefire.
“I think they both violated [the ceasefire]. I’m not sure they did it intentionally. They couldn’t bring people back,” Trump told reporters on his way to the NATO summit on Tuesday morning.
“And now I hear that Israel just went out because they felt [the deal] was violated by one rocket that didn’t land anywhere. That’s not what we want, I’ll tell you. And I’m telling you, I’m not happy about that, Israel, either.”
Trump has appointed himself the world’s peacekeeper. He has been on the phone with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to keep the peace.
“We have to have Israel calm down, because they went on a mission this morning. I gotta get Israel to calm down now,” Trump added.
The conflict began when Israel bombed nuclear and military sites inside Iran 2 weeks ago. Israel said it could not allow Tehran to develop nuclear weapons.
Trump involved the U.S. by bombing several nuclear sites inside Iran. Testing showed no increase in radiation levels in Iran.
During the conflict, the U.S. and other countries warned citizens of impending nuclear attacks from Iran. Georgia updated maps of radiation fallout shelters where residents can go in the event of a nuclear attack.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday after 12 days of fighting. However, Israel said Iran fired missiles into its airspace on Monday night.
Iran’s military denied launching missiles after the ceasefire started. President Trump warned Israel not to retaliate amid the ceasefire.
The president announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday night.
Shortly afterwards, Iran launched missiles at U.S. military bases in Qatar. But Qatar announced the missiles were intercepted. No injuries were reported.
Trump seemed annoyed that both countries violated his ceasefire.
“I think they both violated [the ceasefire]. I’m not sure they did it intentionally. They couldn’t bring people back,” Trump told reporters on his way to the NATO summit on Tuesday morning.
“And now I hear that Israel just went out because they felt [the deal] was violated by one rocket that didn’t land anywhere. That’s not what we want, I’ll tell you. And I’m telling you, I’m not happy about that, Israel, either.”
Trump has appointed himself the world’s peacekeeper. He has been on the phone with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to keep the peace.
“We have to have Israel calm down, because they went on a mission this morning. I gotta get Israel to calm down now,” Trump added.
The conflict began when Israel bombed nuclear and military sites inside Iran 2 weeks ago. Israel said it could not allow Tehran to develop nuclear weapons.
Trump involved the U.S. by bombing several nuclear sites inside Iran. Testing showed no increase in radiation levels in Iran.
During the conflict, the U.S. and other countries warned citizens of impending nuclear attacks from Iran. Georgia updated maps of radiation fallout shelters where residents can go in the event of a nuclear attack.
