Trump Criticizes Israel for Ceasefire Violation

President Trump criticized Israel's military actions following a ceasefire, accusing both Israel and Iran of violations. He expressed dissatisfaction with Israel's immediate retaliatory strikes and reiterated his desire for calm. Despite tensions, Trump denied seeking regime change in Iran, preferring stability over chaos.

President Donald Trump issued a scathing critique of Israel's immediate military response following a ceasefire agreement announced on Tuesday. Accusing both Israel and Iran of violating the deal, Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Israel's forceful reaction.

Israel's defense operations continued shortly after Trump had declared the ceasefire via Truth Social, and the President openly criticized Israel for retaliatory strikes, which he described as excessively strong. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz justified the strikes, citing Iranian missile activity as a trigger.

Iran dismissed accusations of missile launches, labeling Israeli strikes unjustified. Trump refuted rumors of pushing for regime change in Iran, stating, "I'd like to see everything calm down as quickly as possible," aiming for a peaceful resolution without chaos.