Israel and Iran remember the fire of high fire to end the War of the Day ’12 ‘, says Trump

Israel and Iran remember the fire of high fire to end the War of the Day '12 ', says Trump

Israel and Iran agreed to high the full and total fire, which will begin at midnight, President Donald Trump announced on social networks on Monday night.

For several hours, neither the Israeli nor Iranian officials publicly commented on Trump’s announcement.

The agreement described by Trump implies two periods of high fire of 12 hours, starting with Iran at 12 am edt. That would come “when Israel and Iran have finished and completed their final missions in progress,” Trump said in the Social publication of truth.

Israel would continue with a second high fire of 12 hours, Trump said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Mira in Washington, DC, on April 7, 2025. The supreme leader of Iran, Ayatolá Ali Khamenei, is shown in Tehran on March 20, 2025. President Donald Trump is shown in Washington, DC, on April 7, 2025.

Saul Loeb/AFP/Website/AFP of the Supreme Leader of Irania through Getty Images

After 24 hours, the war would be officially finished, Trump said.

“Assuming that everything works as it should, which, that I would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran, for having resistance, courage and intelligence to finish, what should be called, ‘the 12 -day war’,” Trump wrote in the position.

The announcement occurred two days after the United States joined the Israel War, throwing strikes on three Iranian nuclear objectives.

The war began on June 12 when Israel launched a series of strikes against Iran that included dozens of military objectives, including the country’s nuclear program, in which Israeli officials called a “preventive” strike.

Earlier on Monday, Iran triggered missiles aimed at the Air Base to the Udeid in Qatar, the largest American military base in the region, raising concerns about the possible escalation. However, an American official told ABC News that the United States intercepted the missiles with the help of Qatar and Trump, who described the “very weak” response, gave a decalatory tone on social networks. A source later described Iran’s movement as a “failed retaliation.”

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