Iran war day 102: Trump warns Israel against new strikes as ceasefire holds
Summary
Iran and Israel have paused their attacks following a fragile ceasefire that started on April 8, but tensions remain high. President Donald Trump warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be cautious with further strikes, as they could weaken the truce and leave Israel isolated.Key Facts
- Iran and Israel stopped their back-and-forth attacks but warned fighting might restart.
- Iran’s parliament speaker said the ceasefire is fragile and Israel’s actions show no real desire for trust.
- Israel targeted an important petrochemical plant in Iran; no casualties were reported.
- Israel’s ambassador to the US said Iran is wrongly linking US-Iran negotiations to Lebanon.
- President Trump warned Netanyahu that continued Israeli strikes could end US support.
- Israeli strikes may be meant to pressure the US to consider Israel’s security in talks with Iran.
- Hezbollah in Lebanon carried out multiple attacks on Israeli forces using drones, missiles, and artillery.
- Experts say US support for Israel’s military actions weakens Trump’s warning’s impact.
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