The early hours of this Tuesday staggers just a few hours after it has entered into force. The crossing of accusations between Tel Aviv and Tehran of attacking each other once the “high to the total fire” spoken by the US President has already started has resulted in a scenario of uncertainty, in which Trump’s leadership comes out of his latest statements.
It has been directed directly to the Israeli government, speaking of what would be an ongoing military operation – the response to the two alleged Iranian missiles – and asking to be interrupted and that the combat planes turn around, in an interpellation never seen so far.
The US president, Donald Trump, has published a message claiming Israel to stop hostilities against Iran once the fire has entered into force. In a publication in Truth Social, the republican president has directed directly to Israel, asking him to “not launch those bombs” and “if they do, it will be a serious rape”, while the air replication has entrusted to Tel Aviv: “Bring their pilots home, now!”.
In that line, and as they have published Associated PressTrump has not hidden his discomfort with the state of Israel after confirming that his army would also have breached the agreement for the “high to the total fire” that the US president himself announced on Tuesday. This has been transferred to a group of journalists before departure to the NATO summit in The Hague.
“I’m not happy with Israel”
The Republican president has not been there, who has also made it clear that “I am not happy with Israel.” In that context, Trump comes from publishing a message in his own social network where he claims Tel Aviv that hostilities cease, after the Israeli army announced the launch of two Iranian missiles and called to hit Tehran again.
Subsequently, Trump published again in Truth Social, regarding the rape of the truce by Israel and Iran. The president has just assured that “Israel will not attack Iran” and “no one will be injured” in compliance with the agreement of the cessation of the fire “in force” that Tehran and the Israeli government agreed in the early morning. In this sense, it has been particularly optimistic by ensuring that “all airplanes will turn and return home, while making a friendly greeting to Iran.”
However, he has also had words for Tehran, responding veiledly to the statements made by Iranian authorities that they are already working to “restore” the nuclear program. He has settled it with a unique and brief message: “Iran will never rebuild its nuclear facilities!”
