President Donald Trump stated that he believes the preliminary cease-fire is no longer in effect, indicating a potential for further military action against Iran. In response, Iranian officials accused the United States of breaching the cease-fire agreement, with some hard-line voices in Iran advocating for its termination.
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Trump Questions Future of Cease-Fire Amid Ongoing Strikes
President Trump expressed doubt about the continuation of a cease-fire with Iran, suggesting that it may be over. Iranian officials have accused the U.S. of violating the cease-fire, with calls from hard-line factions in Iran to abandon the agreement.
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Iran War Live Updates: Trump Casts Doubt on Future of Cease-Fire After Exchange of Strikes
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Trump Questions Future of Cease-Fire Amid Ongoing Strikes