CNN reported on Trump's anger over the violation of the truce in the Middle East

US President Donald Trump has expressed anger over violations of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran. This was reported on June 24 by CNN.

"Israel, as soon as we made a deal, immediately began dropping bombs, the likes of which I had never seen before," the American leader said before flying to the NATO summit in the Netherlands.

According to Trump, both countries have been fighting for so long and fiercely that they "don't understand what they are doing." He also stressed that he did not believe in the stability of the ceasefire and called the incident the biggest breakdown of agreements in recent times.

CNN also quoted a White House source as saying that Trump was "exceptionally firm and direct" during his morning phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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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. After that, the President of the United States expressed the hope that the ceasefire he announced between Israel and Iran would become "eternal."

Later, Trump said that Israel and Iran had violated the ceasefire, and he was unhappy with them. In addition, in his social network Truth Social, Trump called on the Israeli side not to drop bombs on Iran. According to him, this would be a serious violation of the truce.