Trump Angry: Israel Don't Drop The Bombs, Bring Your Pilot Home Now!

US President Donald Trump with Vice President JD Vance/PHOTO via Instagram @whitehouse

JAKARTA - The ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump collapsed hours after Israel accused Iran of firing missiles at its country.

Iran denies, insisting it will retaliate against a new Israeli attack after a ceasefire.

Trump, who went back and forth to talk about Iran-Israel after Iran's attack on a US military base in Qatar, was furious.

"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.

Meanwhile, through Truth Social's upload, Trump rebuked Israel for not making a new attack on Tehran.

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.

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.

Allegations of ceasefire violations came for the first time from the Israeli camp. Israeli Defense Minister Israel, Israel Katz, said he ordered a milliliter to attack Tehran after Iran fired missiles that violated the ceasefire.

"Given Iran's blatant violation of the ceasefire declared by the President of the United States through missile launch to 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.

The Israeli military said it was trying to shoot down Iranian missiles after detecting launches. Israel said on Tuesday the ceasefire took effect after achieving all the destinations of the bombing operation against Iran it launched on June 13.

While Iran has confirmed it will stop retaliation if Israeli bombings are stopped.

"Given the purpose of the operation, and in full coordination with President Trump, Israel approved the President's proposal for a joint ceasefire," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement.

"Israel thanks President Trump and the United States for their support in defense and their participation in eliminating Iran's nuclear threat," he said.