Trump announces a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran: ’12-day war’

According to Reuters, he was Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani, who got the Iranians to accept the US pact. The agreement was obtained in a telephone call that occurred after US President Donald Trump told the Qatar Emir that he had already obtained an commitment from Israel in the same direction.

Washington then asked the leader in Doha to convince the Iranians. The deal was closed after Iran attacked the American Air Base Al Udeid in Qatar on Monday night. The missiles were intercepted by the forces in Doha.

US Vice President Jd Vance praised Trump for “realizing” the agreement. In an interview with Fox, he said without proof that the deal was only possible after the US “completely destroyed” the Iranian nuclear program. “A week ago, they were about to have a bomb. Today they are unable,” he said. According to Vance, the work from now on will be to ensure that Iran “never reconstructs” this nuclear program.

The American version, however, was not confirmed by the AIEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), which indicated that it needs access to the places to reach this conclusion.

Trump’s announcement occurs after Iran attack today with missiles the largest Military Military Base in the Middle East, located in Qatar. The action was a retaliation for US bombings against Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday (21). No one was injured in the attack and the Republican even thanked Iran for warning in advance that he would attack the base.

Yesterday, the US President suggested that a “change of regime” in Iran is possible. He stated that the current Iranian regime, led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, would not make the country “be great again.”