The ceasefire between Israel and Iran agreed after a 12-day conflict, said Trump

President Donald Trump Israel declared and Iran accepted a ceasefire after the missile exchanges, saying that the ’12-day war will end after a gradual implementation over 24 hours.

“Congratulations to everyone! It was fully agreed and between Israel and Iran that there will be a complete and total ceasefire (in around 6 hours, when Israel and Iran has been rolled up And has completed their current course, final missions!), For 12 hours, how considered war will be, ended! “Trump shared an article on his social social media platform.

“Officially, Iran will start the ceasefire and, at the 12th hour, Israel will start the ceasefire and, at the 24th hour, an official end of the 12-day war will be greeted by the world,” added Trump.

Trump congratulated the two countries for their “endurance, his courage and their intelligence” to put an end to what he called “the 12 -day war”.

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“It is a war that could have continued for years and destroyed the whole Middle East, but it is not the case, and will never do it! May God bless Israel, God bless Iran, May God bless the Middle East, May God bless the United States of America and God bless the world! “He continued.

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President Donald Trump and an image of an Israeli strike against Iran. Trump said he was thinking that Israel and Iran could conclude an agreement to stop fighting between the two nations. (Getty Images; AP)

A senior Iranian official also confirmed the cease-fire agreement, According to Reuters.

An informed diplomat of ceasefire talks shared more details on the agreement with Fox News.

“President Trump spoke with the Emir of Qatar and informed him that the United States has obtained Israel to accept a cease-fire with Iran,” said the source. “The president asked Qatar to help Iran persuade the same, after the vice-president Vance coordinated with the Prime Minister of Qatar on details.”

The source added that “this effort turned out to succeed and, following discussions with the Qatari Prime Minister, the Iranians agreed”.

“The agreement was coordinated at the highest level by the president and the vice-president and the Emir Qatari and the Prime Minister directly,” continued the source.

“Although it was attacked a few hours earlier, the Qataris set aside their grievances and prioritized regional security to conclude the agreement.”

The president’s announcement comes after Iran launched at least six missiles to the Al-Wudeid Airwater Air Base in Qatar on Monday, retaluating for Trump’s attack on the Tehran nuclear program this weekend.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar sentenced the strike in a statement, saying that the missiles had been destroyed and that there was no victim.

Trump says that Israel and Iran “must fight” but think that the agreement is possible

“I would like to thank the very respected emir of Qatar for all that he has done by looking for peace for the region,” wrote Trump in a previous article on Monday.

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“Regarding the attack today at the American base of Qatar, I am happy to announce that, in addition that no American is killed or injured, very important, there was no Qataris killed or injured. Thank you for your attention to this question!”

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Louis Casiano de Fox News contributed to this report.

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