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President Donald Trump said on Monday evening that he expected The ceasefire he announced Between Israel and Iran will end all military hostilities between the two countries.
“I think the ceasefire is unlimited. It will go forever,” said Trump in a telephone interview with NBC News.
When asked if the war was completely over, Trump said, “Yes. I don’t think they will be held again on each other.”
Israel and Iran have not yet commented on the agreement Announced by Trump Earlier in the evening.
Trump said on Truth Social that the two countries had agreed to conclude a ceasefire, which would be deployed in stages in the coming 24 hours.
A diplomat informed negotiations told NBC News The fact that Trump and Vice-President JD Vance negotiated the agreement with the help of senior Qatari leaders who delivered a cease-fire proposal to Iran. Trump said to the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, that Israel had accepted a cease-fire, said the diplomat, and had asked Qatar if it could also have Iran accepted.
Neither Iran nor Israel confirmed to NBC News that they had accepted a ceasefire.
“For the moment, there is no” agreement “on a cease-fire or a cessation of military operations,” said Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi Post on X after Trump’s announcement.
“However, on condition that the Israeli regime stops its illegal assault against the Iranian people at the latest at 4 am, we have no intention of continuing our response thereafter,” wrote Araghchi. “The final decision on the cessation of our military operations will be taken later.”
Iranian health officials have recently declared that Israel strikes had killed at least 400 people in Iran and injured 3,000. Iran’s retaliation strikes caused at least 24 deaths in Israel.
“Many people were dying and that would only worse,” Trump told NBC News on Monday.
The United States attacked Iran this weekend, hitting three nuclear installations in a strike involving more than 125 American military planes.
Defining a Trump warning that reprisals against American assets “will be welcomed with even greater force”, Iran has attacked a base in Qatar where thousands of American troops are stationed. Qatar said there were no victims.
Zoë Richards,, Dan de Luce And Keir Simmons contributed.
