Trump Says Iran And Israel To Have A Phased-in Ceasefire Over 24 Hours
Washington (AP) – President Donald Trump On Monday, he announced that the “12 -day war between Israel and Iran would end with a ceasefire and that the announcement of a destructive air strike at the weekend approved to approve the strategic gambling. Three Iranian nuclear Sites.
“Israel and Iran have been fully accepted by Israel and Iran that it would be a total ceasefire, Tr Trump said on social media. There was no immediately a word about the ceasefire from both countries, and the conditions of the agreement were uncertain.
The White House re -published Trump’s announcement with a photograph holding a red hat that said, “Trump was right about everything” in all capital letters.
A ceasefire will be a pleasant news for the region and the world. However, the situation in the Middle East was far from being stable, and it was impossible to predict how much longer -term dynamics could be affected. Israel and the US’s bombing of Iran certainly slowed Iran’s ability to enrich nuclear material, but it could have been steel of Tehran’s decision to break the bomb.
As Trump explained, the ceasefire will start with Iran and then participate by Israel 12 hours later, and the President wrote that the relevant parties would be “peaceful and respectful”. Faled-in ceasefire will start at the time of Washington in the middle of the night and will reach the climax within 24 hours.
“A war that can last for years and destroys the whole Middle East, but he didn’t, and he will never do it!” Trump said.
Apart from the timeline provided by Trump, the definitive terms continued to be seen. On Sunday, the Trump administration insisted that Iran would leave the Uranium enrichment program for possible use in nuclear weapons as a condition of a permanent peace. While the bombings of Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan facilities are a strong demonstration, Iran still remained unclear how many nuclear materials have and their ambitions.
In a TV interview, Vice President JD Vance said that the ceasefire will look at the war between the world’s war between Israel and Iran and the US nuclear facilities of the US will look at the US bombing as a “an important zero moment for the whole region”.
Fox News Channel’s “Special Report” Vice President said that the Trump administration hoped that Iranians have learned an important lesson: If they want to build a nuclear weapon in the future, they will have to deal with a very, very powerful American army. ”
The ceasefire announcement came after I tried to retaliate for Iran’s US attack. Monday missile strike He targeted a large military installation of the United States in the Gulf of Qatar. Trump thanked Iran on social media for giving the “early notification of retaliation to the US and allies.
The President expressed his hope that the three key nuclear facilities of Tehran-USA took the “all ‘systems’ with retaliation about the US bombing and that the moment would lead to an increase in the Israeli-Iran War.
Tr I am pleased to inform you that no American has been damaged and that there is almost no damage, Tr Trump said on social media. Orum I would like to thank Iran for notifying Iran early, which has made it possible to get lost and no one can be injured. Perhaps Iran can now advance for peace and harmony in the region and encourage Israel to do the same thing. ”
The attack on the US forces in Iran’s Al Udeid Air Base marked Tehran’s first direct retaliation against the United States, because Trump ordered a strike to Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Leon Panetta, who served as the CIA Director and Defense Secretary under former President Barack Obama, said that Iran’s limited reaction shows that “responding capabilities have probably suffered quite badly”. He also said that it was a potential signal, “They are not interested in raising the war with Israel or the US,” he said.
Trump said Iran has started 14 missiles at its base, which is a large staging floor during the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, hosting the central command of the US military. On top of the top of these wars, approximately 8,000 US soldiers from about 10,000 are hosting.
The President said that 13 of the Iranian missiles were “collapsed” by US air defense systems, one was “released” because it is progressing in an unhindered direction.
Hours before Iran started the attack on Monday, the US Embassy in Qatar called on the website of the energy -rich nation on its website to ıl shelter to the next announcement ”. The Qatar government issued an extraordinary order to close the busy airspace.
The attack, global markets, the United States’s weekend Iran’s nuclear facilities after hitting a 30,000 -pound dam after trying to determine what was ahead shelter bombs and Tomahawk missiles.
Iranian Parliament approved HormuzIn the Gulf of Basra, a narrow shipping lane where approximately 20% of global oil and gas passes. The movement meant that Iran should decide whether the National Security Council of the National Security Council would progress with an increase in the cost of goods and services worldwide.
Trump’s sending did not address what would happen with the transportation of the Hormuz Strait, but many energy analysts suspected that Iran would close the transport lanes, because Iran was upset by China, the biggest buyer of crude oil.
The financial markets seemed to respond to tensions with a relative measure of calm. Monday afternoon, Where did oil prices almost come back The fight was before it started a week ago.
On Monday, Trump called on the US and allied oil -producing countries to pump more oil and to “keep oil prices low”.
The United States and the allies caused Moscow to invade 2022 Ukraine to the oil industry with a threat to the oil industry, and then followed many Western oil companies withdrawn from the country and imposed sanctions on the US and European Russian industry.
The increase in energy and food prices after Russia’s invasion caused the intensification of inflation, then damaged the public approval of US President Joe Biden and created a way for Trump to return to the White House last year’s elections.
Associated Press writers contributed to reporting Stan Choe in New York, Jon Gambrell in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and Matthew Lee and Eric Tucker in Washington.
