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Trump calls for Israel to cease bombings as Iran retaliates

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In a striking development in the ongoing Middle East conflict, US President Donald Trump has voiced strong discontent with Israel’s military actions, urging them to halt bomb strikes and bring their pilots home immediately. This announcement follows escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran that have raised alarms for potential broader regional instability.

Trump specifically blamed both nations for violating a fragile ceasefire brokered recently by the US and Qatar, but he shifted the spotlight towards Israel’s aggressive posture.Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, however, has responded defiantly, stating that Israel will continue its “intense strikes” against Iranian targets, particularly in Tehran. Katz accused Iran of breaching the truce, framing the Israeli campaign as a necessary measure to ensure national security. This stark contrast in narratives underscores the complexities of the current situation.

The Iranian government has categorically denied the accusations made by Israel, insisting that it has upheld its end of the truce. In a strong display of resolve, Iran’s top security body confirmed that its forces are poised to respond “decisively” to any violations perpetrated by Israel. This declaration comes on the heels of a rapid escalation, with Iran firing a significant number of missiles at a US military base in Qatar, purportedly in retaliation for attacks on its nuclear sites that occurred just a day earlier.The human toll of these hostilities has been staggering. According to Iranian reports, over 400 people, including 13 children, have lost their lives as a result of Israel’s military operations since the assault began on June 13.

In Israel, the situation has also been dire, with at least 24 fatalities reported due to Iranian strikes. These numbers paint a grim picture of the conflict, illustrating the devastating impact on civilians caught in the crossfire.As diplomatic dialogues unravel and military actions escalate, the call for ceasefire from the US president highlights a pivotal moment in international politics, with the spectre of war casting a long shadow over the region. The stakes are high, and as both nations prepare for what seems to be an impending reckoning, the international community holds its breath, hoping for a return to stability.

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