Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the violation of the truce by Iran and Israel

US President Donald Trump said that Israel and Iran had violated the ceasefire, and he was unhappy with them. He stated this on June 24, speaking to reporters before leaving for the NATO summit.

"Trump said that both Iran and Israel had violated the cease—fire he announced a few hours ago, and that he was unhappy with both countries, especially Israel," Reuters quoted him as saying.

In addition, on his Truth Social network, Trump called on Israel not to drop bombs on Iran. According to him, this would be a serious violation of the truce.

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The day before, Trump said that Israel and Iran had agreed to a complete cease-fire. According to him, an official announcement can be made in 24 hours.

Later, the President of the United States expressed the hope that the ceasefire he announced between Israel and Iran would become "eternal" and put an end to all hostilities between these countries.