Washington/New Delhi      US President Donald Trump has again shared information shortly after the ceasefire was violated by Iran-Israel. In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote - 'Israel will not attack Iran. All planes will turn back home and give a friendly 'plane wave' to Iran. No one will be harmed, the ceasefire is in place!' Shortly after this, Trump wrote in another post - Iran will never rebuild its nuclear facilities!

Trump had expressed displeasure over the ceasefire violation.
Earlier, Donald Trump had said that both Iran and Israel had violated the ceasefire rules. This ceasefire was to come into effect from early Tuesday morning, but shortly after this, attacks took place from both countries. Trump has warned Israel to immediately call its pilots home and stop bombing. He wrote on the social media platform Truth Social - Israel, do not drop bombs. If you do this, it will be a major violation. Call your pilots back immediately!

"They (Iran) broke the ceasefire, but so did Israel. I'm not happy with Israel," Trump told reporters before leaving for The Hague for the NATO conference.

What happened after the ceasefire?
On Tuesday morning, Israel accused Iran of firing missiles into its airspace after the ceasefire came into effect. The Iranian army denied this, but explosions and sirens were heard in northern Israel. The Israeli army said it destroyed two Iranian missiles on the way.

The ceasefire came into effect after 12 days of conflict.
The conflict began 12 days ago when Israel attacked Iran's nuclear and military bases. Israel claims that Iran is trying to make nuclear weapons, while Iran says its program is peaceful. Meanwhile, the US also took part in the attacks and dropped bunker-buster bombs on Iran's nuclear bases.

Ceasefire attempt and crisis
On Monday, Iran retaliated by attacking a US military base in Qatar. After this, Trump announced a ceasefire, which was accepted by both countries. But after the latest attacks, questions have been raised on this ceasefire. At the same time, Israel's Finance Minister Betsalel Smotrich wrote on X, 'Tehran will tremble', which made it clear that the conflict is not over yet.