Trump Is Furious With Israel, Ceasefire With Iran Drops Hours

JAKARTA - US President Donald Trump has shown outrage over his brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran in a matter of hours.

Trump criticized both sides, but vented his harshest criticism for Israel.

"We have two countries that have fought so hard and so long that they don't know what they're doing," Trump said angrily about Israel and Iran.

Trump insists he does not believe the ceasefire has been violated.

But he said he was unhappy with Israel, which quickly violated the ceasefire.

"Israel, as soon as we made the deal, they came out and dropped a lot of bombs, which I've never seen before," he said while leaving Washington to attend a NATO summit in the Netherlands.

"The biggest burden we've ever seen," Trump said.

"I'm not happy with Israel. You know, when I said, 'Okay, now you have 12 hours,' you won't come out in the first hour, just put down everything you have, so I'm not happy with them. I'm also not happy with Iran," he said.

Trump melanjutkan kecamatannya dalam unggahan media sosial yang muncul lama setelah ia meninggalkan Gedung Putih dengan Marine One.

ISRAEL. DON'T PUT THE BOMBS DOWN. IF YOU DO IT, IT'S A BIG VIOLATION. BRING HOME YOUR PILOT, NOW! Trump wrote on Truth Social.

The accusations came hours after Trump announced the Iranian-Israel ceasefire took effect on Tuesday, June 24.

In a very rapidly changing situation, Israel's Defense Minister, Israel Katz, said he ordered the military to attack Tehran.

This decision was taken because Iran, according to Katz, fired missiles that violated the ceasefire.

"Given Iran's blatant violation of the ceasefire declared by the President of the United States through missile launches into Israel and in accordance with the Israeli government's policy of responding firmly to any violations, I have instructed the IDF to continue high-intensity operations targeting regime assets and terror infrastructure in Tehran," he said. reported by Reuters, Tuesday, June 24.

In response to Israel, a senior security official in Iran denied reports of his military firing missiles after a ceasefire with Israel took effect. The ceasefire has now collapsed hours after Israel ordered to resume military operations into Tehran.

So far no missiles have been fired at the enemy, the official told CNN, Tuesday, June 24.

"If Israel makes a mistake, all occupied territories will be attacked, like an hour before the war ends," he continued.