United States President Donald Trump has stated that he has brokered a “complete and total ceasefire” between Iran and Israel. After his earlier and controversial assertion of brokering peace between India and Pakistan. Nevertheless, Iran has now openly rejected any agreement, terming Trump’s assertion as a bluff. Iran Reacts to Donald Trump Claims Iran-Israel Ceasefire .

Donald Trump’s Bluff Part 2:

On June 23, Trump went to his Truth Social site to announce that a staged ceasefire was under way: Iran would stop first, then Israel 12 hours later, the end of a 12‑day war. He attributed the mediation to Qatar and reported Iran had even given advance notice of missile attacks—calling it a diplomatic victory .

Iran Reacts to Donald Trump:

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reacted strongly on June 24: “There is no agreement on ceasefire yet,” while adding that Tehran would desist from military operations only if Israel ended its “illegal aggression” by 4 a.m. His statement emphasizes that Iran considers Trump’s announcement as unconfirmed and premature.

The Indo‑Pak Claim

This is not Donald Trump’s first diplomatic claim. Last May, he said he had brokered an India–Pakistan ceasefire following clashes on the border. Officials in both nations, however, rejected any American role. Indian PM Modi and Foreign Secretary Misri insisted the truce was bilateral, while foreign ministry sources described Trump’s boast as “unwarranted”. Modi was said to have “explicitly called out” Trump for the inaccurate claim.

Regional Tensions Continue
Despite Donald Trump’s cheerful extortion, tensions in Iran and Israel continue to brew. Iran has launched missile strikes on an American base in Qatar and Israel has launched air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities. The two countries have both expressed interest in de-escalation without formal commitments to paper, leaving everyone in the region on edge.

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Trump’s ceasefire announcement is reminiscent of previous diplomatic exaggerations by him, but importantly this time Tehran has rejected it publicly. Whether Trump’s announcements are helpful to behind-the-scene negotiations is hard to say, but the “peace deal” itself is unverified for now and denied by Iran.

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