US EditionTrump says Israel-Iran ceasefire is in effect after deal initially faltered
- Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran after the deal was initially faltered.
- China can continue buying oil from Iran as the U.S. eases its maximum pressure campaign on Iran.
- Israel confirmed accepting the ceasefire proposal and reopened airspace, while Iran said a ceasefire was imposed after its missile attacks.
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President Trump was opposed to Israel and Iran violating the ceasefire that they had agreed and that he himself had announced.
Albanese backs Donald Trump after his 'abrupt' F-bomb
Anthony Albanese has described Donald Trump's strongly-worded tirade directed at Iran and Israel as "abrupt" after the president lambasted both for violating a truce.In a furious blast during a brief press encounter on the lawn at the White House on Tuesday morning (late Tuesday night AEST), the president said Israel and Iran "don't know what the f--- they're doing".The prime minister said Trump has made his views on the conflict "very clear" a…
Unhinged Truth About Trump’s Iran F-Bomb: Wolff
Donald Trump’s f-bomb outburst Tuesday morning over the botched Iran-Israel ceasefire was due to the two embattled countries “ruining” the president’s “perfect war,” journalist Michael Wolff argued on The Daily Beast Podcast. Wolff also told host Joanna Coles that the context behind Trump’s comment—“You basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the f— they’re doing!”—was that the president…
Ben Gurion airport reopens, the movida returns to Tel Aviv, and in Iran a part of the prisoners of the prison of Evin will be transferred, the time to repair the damage caused by the bombings....
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