US EditionDonald Trump Lashes Out at Israel and Iran in Push to Preserve Ceasefire
- The IDF intercepted two Iranian missiles shortly after a ceasefire initiated by President Donald Trump took effect, with no injuries reported from the attacks.
- President Trump criticized both Israel and Iran for continuing hostilities despite his ceasefire announcement, stating, 'I'm not happy with Israel' and 'I'm not happy with Iran either.'
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel would respond to Iranian violations of the ceasefire, scaling back the attack to one target near Tehran.
- Despite tensions, officials from both countries framed the ceasefire as a success, with Netanyahu calling it a 'historic victory' for Israel.
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