Trump warns Israel and Iran with truce fracturing
發佈日期: 2025-06-24 22:26
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U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed ceasefire between Israel and Iran is in effect, but it's in trouble.
Israel are set to launch new air attacks after accusing Iran of breaking the agreement within hours.
Iran has denied this.
Israel's defence minister has ordered "intense strikes" on Iran's capital.
Both Iran and Israel have been warned by Trump not to violate the ceasefire.
A presidential post about peace.
Donald Trump wants to be true to his word and be a U.S. president that stops wars.
He announced a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, having played a huge part in escalating tensions just two days earlier by ordering U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
Trump declared "a total ceasefire" phased in over the next day with the "12-day War", as he called it, "considered ended."
During the ceasefire Trump urged "peace and respect."
He may be disappointed.
The fragile agreement between two countries with deep distrust may not hold.
Already, looking brittle just hours old.
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Iran and Israel striking until the very last minute and possibly beyond.
Claims and counter-claims that missiles were fired after the deadline.
Sirens wailed over Tel Aviv with the sound of interceptions and explosions clearly audible in the early morning sky after the deadline had passed.
Carnage on the ground in southern Israel's largest city.
Israel officials say Iran "murdered" civilians in Beersheba after a direct missile hit on a seven-storey residential building and have vowed to respond to the "violation."
Some residents said they fled carrying what they could.
Rescuers went through the torn-out structure searching for survivors.
Israeli police Spokesperson Dean Elsdune says: "Police efforts have been ongoing since the early morning with bomb squads arriving at the scene to clear the area of any risk of secondary explosives or any dangerous fragments left over from that missile so that the first responders can go floor by floor, room by room and remove rubble and debris to see if there's anybody trapped underneath. We know at this time, unfortunately, of four individuals who have been murdered by this latest attack on civilians.
The Israeli military spokesman said 20 missiles were fired before the ceasefire took effect, possibly landing after the deadline.
Brigadier-General Effie Defrin confirmed one unintercepted projectile caused "fatalities and injuries" in Beersheba and the IDF would be guided by political direction telling troops to maintain readiness.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, writing in English, said his country had agreed to stop fighting.
Attacks, he wrote, would halt at 4 a.m., and provided Israel stops its aggression, "we have no intention to continue our response."
Having tentatively agreed to stand back too, Israel released the footage of their latest missile strikes on military and support infrastructure in Iran.
The IDF video shows trucks blown to pieces.
As the world waits to see if the two countries can be peaceful, the son of Iran's last Shah called for the regime in Iran to be toppled.
The son of the last Shah, Reza Pahlavi says: "This regime is defeated, teetering on the edge of collapse and must not be allowed to continue. The time has come to end this reign and begin a new era for Iran."
