Trump Says Peace Process Continues Despite Israel-Iran Clashes
Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
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- U.S. President Donald Trump stated that both Israel and Iran desire an immediate ceasefire and urged both sides to halt their attacks.
- Trump wrote on his social media platform that "final negotiations for 'peace' are underway, unless they are hindered by ignorance or stupidity."
- He emphasized that the blockade would remain in full effect until a "final agreement" is reached, expressing an expectation for a swift process.
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that both Israel and Iran are seeking an immediate ceasefire and has called on both nations to cease their mutual attacks. The President conveyed this message through his social media platform, Truth Social.
Both sides, Israel and Iran, want an immediate ceasefire. The final negotiations for 'peace' are underway, unless they are hindered by ignorance or stupidity.
In his post, Trump stated, "Both sides, Israel and Iran, want an immediate ceasefire. The final negotiations for 'peace' are underway, unless they are hindered by ignorance or stupidity." This comment suggests a belief that a resolution is within reach, provided that missteps do not derail the process.
Trump further stressed the urgency for both countries to stop firing upon each other. He also indicated that the existing blockade would continue in its entirety until a "final agreement" is achieved. Despite the ongoing blockade, Trump expressed optimism about the pace of the resolution, anticipating that the process would unfold quickly.
Israel and Iran must immediately stop shooting at each other.
The President's statements come amidst ongoing tensions and exchanges of fire between Israel and Iran, highlighting the volatile geopolitical situation in the region. His remarks signal a desire for de-escalation and a swift conclusion to the conflict.
the blockade will remain in full effect until a 'final agreement' is reached.
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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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