Trump Expresses Discontent with Israel and Iran Over Ceasefire Violations

US President Donald Trump has publicly criticized both Israel and Iran for their recent violations of a ceasefire agreement. Expressing his discontent, he highlighted Israel's military actions following the deal and urged both nations to de-escalate their ongoing conflict. Trump's remarks reflect a growing concern over the stability in the region, as he calls for restraint from both sides. His statements, made during a press conference and on social media, emphasize the need for diplomatic solutions rather than military aggression. This situation continues to evolve, raising questions about future relations in the Middle East.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 24, 2025, 18:06 IST

Trump's Critique of Israel and Iran

On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump voiced his dissatisfaction with both Israel and Iran, citing their breaches of a ceasefire agreement. He expressed disappointment in Israel for abandoning the accord and launching a series of airstrikes.

Trump remarked, "Both countries have violated the terms. As soon as we reached an agreement, Israel resumed its bombing... We have two nations entrenched in conflict for so long that they seem lost in their actions."

He added, "I am not pleased with Israel's recent military actions. There was a rocket that was fired but missed its intended target. Now Israel is escalating its response. They need to de-escalate. It's absurd. I was not in favor of Israel's aggressive stance right after we struck the deal... That’s not the direction we want to take."

Earlier, Trump took to Truth Social to warn, "Israel, refrain from dropping those bombs. If you do, it constitutes a significant violation. Bring your pilots home immediately! Donald J. Trump, President of the United States."