US President Donald Trump exploded in anger after both Israel and Iran breached the US-brokered ceasefire ending a 12-day war. Speaking to reporters, Trump dropped the F-bomb, saying, “They don’t know what the f**k they’re doing.” He publicly warned Israel on Truth Social: “DO NOT DROP THOSE BOMBS... BRING YOUR PILOTS HOME, NOW!” Trump said he spoke with Israeli PM Netanyahu, who refused to halt retaliatory strikes. Despite ongoing tensions and explosions in Tehran, Trump insisted, “Nobody will be hurt. The ceasefire is in effect.” He added, “Iran will never rebuild their nuclear facilities.”

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he does not support regime change in Iran, reversing comments made earlier suggesting otherwise. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump said, “Regime change takes chaos, and ideally we don't want to see so much chaos.” His weekend post had floated the idea, saying if Iran's regime couldn't "MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN," change might be needed. The shift follows backlash from allies and top officials, who clarified that US strikes targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities, not its government. Trump now says the Israel-Iran ceasefire is “in effect,” despite fresh explosions in Tehran. (PC: India Today)

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared an end to the 12-day "imposed war" with Israel on Tuesday evening. The announcement follows conflicting claims over ceasefire violations. Israel admitted to striking a radar site near Tehran hours before the ceasefire began, prompting criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump. Tehran denied breaking the truce, accusing Israel of continued aggression post-ceasefire. Israel also accused Iran of launching three missiles, including one six minutes after the ceasefire began. Following Trump’s call with Netanyahu, Israel refrained from further strikes. Four Israelis were killed earlier in Beersheba in a missile attack blamed on Iran. (PC: CNBC)

Tulip Siddiq, UK Labour MP and niece of Bangladesh’s ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, accused Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus of interfering in British politics and leading a “smear campaign.” Siddiq, under investigation by Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission over alleged land acquisitions and corruption tied to Hasina’s regime, called the charges baseless. She claimed Yunus’s public remarks hurt her chances of a fair probe and demanded the case be dropped. Siddiq resigned as UK Treasury Minister earlier this year. In response, Yunus’s team denied political interference, insisting legal proceedings should continue in Bangladesh. Siddiq vowed not to be dragged into “dirty politics.” (PC: PTI, AFP)

Iran reported explosions in multiple northern cities on Tuesday, just hours after US President Donald Trump declared a ceasefire between Israel and Iran “in effect.” Israeli officials confirmed a strike on a radar site near Tehran, citing retaliation for Iranian missile launches. The IRGC later confirmed that Mohammad Taghi Yousefvand, head of Basij counterintelligence, was killed in Monday’s Israeli missile strike. Iranian media also reported the death of nuclear scientist Mohammad-Reza Sedighi Saber. Trump harshly criticized Israel for violating the truce and urged restraint, calling PM Netanyahu to halt further strikes. Israel later paused attacks, citing Trump’s intervention. (PC: AFP)

Russian missile strikes on Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region killed 16 people and injured over 100, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday. The attacks hit Dnipro city, Samar, and a train near Zaporizhzhia, damaging schools, hospitals, and homes. A toddler was among three others killed in separate strikes on Sumy. The assault coincided with Zelensky’s arrival at the NATO summit in the Netherlands, where he is expected to meet US President Donald Trump. Calling out Russia’s “complete disregard for life,” Zelensky thanked allies for support. Ukraine accused Moscow of deliberately escalating violence to sabotage peace talks. Emergency teams shared harrowing images from the scene. (PC: EPA)

Explosions were reported in Tehran after Israel launched an airstrike targeting a radar facility, just hours after a ceasefire with Iran took effect. US President Donald Trump, who brokered the truce, condemned both sides but strongly rebuked Israel, urging it to “calm down now” and honor the deal. Trump said Israel agreed to pause further strikes at his request, aiming to end the 12-day air war—the most intense between the rivals in decades. However, Israeli PM Netanyahu confirmed the retaliation was in response to Iranian missile launches that occurred three-and-a-half hours after the ceasefire was declared. Tensions remain high. (PC: HT)

US President Donald Trump reaffirmed that the Iran-Israel ceasefire remains in effect, stating Israeli jets would return home with a "friendly wave" to Iran. This came minutes after he accused both nations of violating the truce he brokered. Trump warned Israel not to "drop those bombs" and called for calm, expressing frustration over Israeli strikes immediately after the deal. The ceasefire followed US and Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites and Iranian retaliation on US bases in Qatar and Iraq. Trump claimed the 12-day war was over, though violence continued with casualties reported on both sides after the announcement. (PC: India Today)

US President Donald Trump lashed out at Israel and Iran after the ceasefire he brokered appeared to be falling apart. “We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the f*ck they’re doing,” Trump said. He accused Israel of breaking the spirit of the truce by bombing Iran just after the deal was signed. “I’m not happy with Israel… I’m not happy with Iran either,” he added. Trump warned Israel on Truth Social: “DO NOT DROP THOSE BOMBS.” He later said Israel agreed to stop and return its planes.

US President Donald Trump issued a bold, all-caps warning to Israel after it announced strikes on Tehran, accusing both Israel and Iran of violating the newly brokered ceasefire. On Truth Social, Trump urged, “ISRAEL. DO NOT DROP THOSE BOMBS... BRING YOUR PILOTS HOME, NOW!” expressing frustration especially with Israel. He emphasized that all planes should “turn around” and peace must prevail. The ceasefire, arranged with US-Qatar mediation, was intended to end the 12-day war. While Israel alleged new Iranian missile attacks, Tehran denied any such action. Trump said he was “really unhappy” with Israel for escalating tensions despite the agreement. (PC: Bloomberg)