Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi Rejects Trump’s Claim of Iran-Israel Ceasefire

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has rejected US President Donald Trump’s claim of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

According to reports, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in an official statement that no agreement has been reached so far between Iran and Israel regarding a ceasefire or an end to military operations.

He congratulated the Iranian armed forces and said that if Israel halts its aggression, Iran has no intention of continuing retaliatory action.

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi added that a final decision on halting military operations will be made later.

It is worth noting that US President Donald Trump has claimed that a complete ceasefire has been agreed upon between Israel and Iran.

President Trump said in a statement released on his social media platform Truth Social, “Congratulations to everyone, it has been fully agreed by and between Israel and Iran that there will be a complete and total ceasefire.”

He stated that hostilities between the two countries would cease six hours from now, after both sides complete their ongoing final missions.

Trump added that Iran would officially begin the ceasefire first, and by the 12th hour, Israel would also initiate its ceasefire. By the 24th hour, the end of the “12-day war” would be formally recognized worldwide.

Donald Trump said that during the ceasefire, both sides will maintain a peaceful and respectful attitude.

The US President congratulated both Israel and Iran for their courage, perseverance, and wisdom in ending a war that could have lasted for years.

He added that the “12-day war” could have gone on for years and had the potential to devastate the entire Middle East — but that didn’t happen, and it won’t.

In another post, Trump wrote, “Congratulations, world—it’s time for peace.”