Iran Israel war: Ceasefire in place, Trump warns Iran again, says, 'US will again attack Iran if...,' asks Israel to...
Iran Israel war: Ceasefire in place, Trump warns Iran again, says, 'US will again attack Iran if...,' asks Israel to...
Keeping his stand clear, President Donald Trump on Wednesday reiterated that if Iran starts its nuclear programme again, then the US will 'attack again'. He also added that after the US attack on June 22, Israeli agents had visited Iran's Fordo nuclear site. They told that the Fordo nuclear site has been completely destroyed.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson also confirmed that its nuclear installations 'badly damaged' by American strikes.
Israel ceasefire in Iran after 12 days
A ceasefire took place on Tuesday, the 12th day of the war between Israel and Iran. Both countries have confirmed this and also claimed their victory in this war.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has achieved a historic victory against Iran, which will be remembered for generations. He said, 'We rose like a lion and our roar shook Tehran.'
On the other hand, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that his country will not stop the nuclear program. He said, 'We have worked very hard to acquire this technology. Our scientists have made sacrifices.'
A victory celebration program was also organised in Iran's capital Tehran yesterday. Let us tell you that US President Donald Trump first informed about the ceasefire between the two countries through a social media post at 3:30 am on Tuesday.
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