The phone call that made Trump furious! He shouted at Netanyahu and gave that order

It has been claimed that US President Donald Trump raised his voice to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying “Stop the attack”, while Israeli warplanes were advancing towards Tehran following the ceasefire he announced between Israel and Iran .

TRUMP AND NETANYAHU ARE TENSE

According to a report by Israel’s Jerusalem Post, citing a high-ranking Israeli source, Trump and Netanyahu’s phone conversation in the morning was harsh. Trump and Netanyahu spoke on the phone in the morning, when Israel accused Iran of violating the ceasefire and sent warplanes towards Tehran.

“STOP THE ATTACK”

The report stated that Trump raised his voice to Netanyahu, saying, “Stop the attack,” and that Netanyahu “could not speak much during the conversation, only expressing his gratitude to Trump over and over again.” The Israeli source shared that “the conversation between Netanyahu and Trump was difficult, and the US President clearly emphasized that he sees the ceasefire as a success and will not allow anyone, absolutely anyone, to break it.”

In return, it was reported that the Israeli air force pilots received orders to stop the attacks and that they did not hit the planned targets but rather a radar station in Tehran as a concession. On the other hand, it was reported that the US also sent a message to the Iranians via Qatar “not to continue the attacks”.

CEASE-FIRE BETWEEN ISRAEL AND IRAN

US President Donald Trump announced that a ceasefire had come into effect after 12 days of attacks between Israel and Iran, and Israel announced that it had accepted this. Israel claimed that the missile was fired at around 10:00 in the morning and that Iran had violated the ceasefire.

Following this, Israel threatened to respond harshly to Iran. The Israeli press later reported that the Israeli army had targeted a radar station in Tehran and that its warplanes had left the region. US President Donald Trump said that Iran and Israel had broken the ceasefire and that he was not happy with this situation.

Trump, who said that Israel had launched an attack “unprecedentedly” following the ceasefire, said, “I’m not happy with them. I’m not happy with Iran either, but I’m not happy with what Israel did this morning.”