The temporary ceasefire between Israel and Iran was shaken this morning. Reports indicate that US President Donald Trump, who brokered the ceasefire, showed visible frustration over the developments.
Trump accused Israel of quickly violating the agreement. According to the White House, the President had a “firm and direct” phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Before the ceasefire could even fully take effect, a radar facility north of Tehran was reportedly struck by Israel. This action came in response to alleged missile attacks launched by Iran on Israeli targets.
The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office stated that further attacks were halted following Netanyahu’s conversation with President Trump.
In light of the situation, Trump’s decision to authorize airstrikes on Iran has stirred mixed reactions among the American public. A credible poll by CNN/SSRS reveals that these strikes have led to notable public disapproval.
This conflict has once again drawn global attention to the fragile ceasefire and rising international tensions.