President Donald Trump called for Israel and Iran to cease hostilities early Monday morning. This statement followed a weekend of exchanges of strikes between the two nations. Iran subsequently announced it would halt hostilities, citing that the conflict was reignited after an Israeli attack on Lebanon. Trump later commented on Truth Social, indicating that both parties were seeking a ceasefire and mentioned ongoing negotiations.
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Trump calls for ceasefire between Israel and Iran following weekend strikes
President Trump urged Israel and Iran to stop their military actions after a weekend of strikes between the two. Iran announced a cessation of hostilities, attributing the escalation to an Israeli attack on Lebanon. Trump indicated that both sides were pursuing a ceasefire.
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Trump calls for ceasefire between Israel and Iran following weekend strikes