Trump to Tel Aviv: Bring Your Pilots Home Now and Stop Dropping Bombs

US President Donald Trump continues to restrain the warring parties _Israel and Iran_ or so it seems. After concluding a hot night of the ongoing war that has been raging for 12 days by announcing a ceasefire agreement between them, the region woke up to what it has become accustomed to: mutual strikes and accusations from both sides of violating the agreement.
Amidst this contradiction and the ambiguity of the scene, President Donald Trump today, Tuesday, said he asked Israel to cancel its attacks on Iran, considering any attack by Tel Aviv a serious violation.

In a post on his platform "Truth Social," Trump addressed Tel Aviv saying: "Do not drop these bombs, and if you do, this is a serious violation. Bring your pilots back home now."

In statements to journalists at the White House before leaving to attend the NATO summit in The Hague, Trump expressed his disappointment at the continued mutual attacks between Iran and Israel, saying he is not "satisfied with Israel or Iran; both sides violated the ceasefire agreement."

Trump added: "Iran violated the ceasefire, but Israel also violated it. They dropped bombs like I have never seen before. I am not happy with Israel, nor am I happy with Iran. I am not happy at all. We have two countries fighting for a long time, not knowing what hell they are doing."

He continued: "I am not satisfied with Iran either, but I am really not satisfied with Israel. They carried out the mission today, and they must maintain calm."

He emphasized that Iran's nuclear capabilities are over and they will never rebuild their nuclear program, adding: "The Fordo facility has been destroyed, and our pilots did a great job in the middle of the night in the darkness. That building disappeared," pointing out that "things are improving in the Middle East."