Mahadangal: Trump Slams Israel After Ceasefire Violation, Says “I’m Not Happy With Them” | ABP NEWS

This morning brought rare global relief as US President Donald Trump officially announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. However, the calm was quickly disrupted by reports that both nations violated the truce soon after. Iran attacked a US military base in Qatar just hours before the announcement, and Israel launched fresh airstrikes the next morning—prompting strong words from Trump. In a candid media briefing, Trump said, “Both sides violated it. I’m not happy with Israel either.” This marks a surprising shift, given that America had recently backed Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Trump appeared visibly frustrated, even instructing his own military to "call back the pilots." On one side, Israel claims victory, stating it only agreed to a ceasefire after achieving its objectives. On the other hand, Iran asserts it forced America and Israel to the negotiation table after its missile strike on Al-Udeid base in Qatar. India and many other nations have welcomed the ceasefire, hoping it prevents a larger global conflict. But experts warn: this may only be a pause before a bigger storm. The real question remains—has peace truly begun, or is this just an intermission in a much larger war?

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