Israeli Channel 12 said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Israeli ministers not to comment on US President Donald Trump’s statement regarding the ceasefire with Iran.
On the other hand, Israeli Army Radio quoted Israeli officials as saying that Tel Aviv was already approaching the ceasefire with Tehran.
On the other hand, officials confirmed that the Israeli attacks on Iran are continuing extensively this night.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji said today, Tuesday, that there is no agreement yet to a ceasefire or a stop of military operations between Israel and Iran.
In a post on the “X” platform, Araqji said that “the final decision on Tehran’s stopping of its military operations will be taken later.”
Araqji added: “If Israel (its illegal aggression) stops against the Iranians no later than four in the morning, Tehran time, we will not have any intention to continue our response after that.”
On Monday, US President Donald Trump announced an agreement on a full ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
“After 24 hours, the official end of the war between Israel and Iran will be.
Trump explained that Iran will commit to the ceasefire “about six hours from now”, followed by Israel after 12 hours.
According to Trump, the ceasefire between Israel and Iran “will officially start 4 o’clock in the dawn of Tuesday GMT.”
The American president continued, “We prevented a war that would extend for years.”
He stressed that “the war between Iran and Israel would have destroyed the region if it continued. I would like to congratulate the two countries, Israel and Iran, for their possession, courage and intelligence to end what should be called the Twelve War.”
Trump concluded his post by saying: “God bless Israel, Iran and the Middle East.”
