Trump's nervous. "They don't know what they're doing"

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For little than 2 weeks there has been an exchange of fire between Iran and Israel. There was information this morning about a truce between the 2 sides, but seemingly no specified thing. Before leaving for the Hague, bitter Donald Trump reported that both sides – Israel and Iran – had broken the ceasefire provisions by bombing each other. "They don't know what they're doing," said the angry president of the United States. Then a Trump entry appeared on social media, in which he stated that the ceasefire was inactive in force.

On Tuesday before leaving for the North Atlantic Alliance summit in The Hague, the US president stated that he was “disappointed” by the attitude of both Iran and Israel. He stated that both countries had breached the ceasefire which had been concluded a fewer hours earlier, through common fire.

"They've been fighting each another so long and so hard that they don't know what they're... doing," said Donald Trump.

"I am disappointed in both countries. I am disappointed in Iran, but most of all I am disappointed in Israel," stressed the bitter leader of the United States.

After any time, Trump reported that he had a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanjah. The head of state government located in Palestine was to assure him that there would be no further bombings of Iran.

"Israel will not attack Iran, all aircraft will return and no 1 will be injured," he assured on the entry on fact Social Trump platform. In a later post, he added that "Iran will never rebuild its atomic infrastructure".

BREAKING: @realDonaldTrump doesn't hold back after overnight passfire whiplash between Israel and Iran: "I'm truly unhappy with Israel [for violating the clickfire]"; say both sides "don't know what the f— they're doing." pic.twitter.com/ASihniXSfd

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