Trump tells Israel ‘do not drop those bombs’ amid frustration with conflict

president Donald Trump expressed his deep frustration with both Israel and Iran on Tuesday, saying that the two countries “do not know what to do ****.”

Trump made comments while leaving from the White House to get NATO on Tuesday morning. Both Israel and Iran fired missiles on each other after a ceasefire imposed on Monday night.

Trump said: “I am not happy with Israel.

He continued, “We have two countries fighting for a long time and so hard that they do not know what to do ****.”

“I will see whether I can stop it,” he added.

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“Israel does not drop those bombs. If you do this, this is a great violation. Bring the pilots home, now!” Trump wrote about the social truth shortly after climbing to the marines.

Minutes later, he announced that Israel was canceling its plans for an attack on Tuesday morning.

“Israel will not attack Iran. All aircraft will turn and head home, while” a friendly plane “is in Iran. No one will be harmed, if the ceasefire is in effect! Thank you for your interest in this issue!” books.

Then it leads it with a job stating: “Iran will never rebuild its nuclear facilities!”

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Israeli air defense systems are activated to intercept Iranian missiles on the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, in the midst of Iranian missiles on June 16, 2025. (Menaheem Kahanna/AFP via Getty Images)

Trump announced the ceasefire between Israel and Iran on Monday evening, the struggle “a 12 -day war.”

The Prime Minister in Qatar secured Iran’s agreement to a ceasefire offered by the United States after Iran’s limited strikes on the air base in America in Qatar.

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Senior Israeli official Fox News told Tuesday that Iran had fired missiles towards Israel after the announcement of the ceasefire “and we believe that they are trying to launch more in the next two hours.”

Unfortunately, and Iranians “They decided to continue shooting at Israel,” said the official to the head of the foreign correspondence in Fox News Terry Yengit after Trump revealed the deal on Monday.

President Donald Trump speaks with correspondents before going up to the Marines in the southern grass of the White House on June 24, 2025, on his way to The Hague, to join world leaders who are gathering in the Netherlands for the NATO summit for two days. (AP Photo/EVAN VUCCI)

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The official added: “Now we will have to take revenge, and this will happen, of course.” “It may end within several hours, but they are [the Iranians] You need to make a decision. ”

Israel has not yet confirmed that it had canceled the follow -up attack.