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Israel–Iran Ceasefire: Has the War Really Ended?

Background of the Conflict

In 2025, a fierce 12-day war broke out between Israel and Iran, marked by airstrikes, cyber attacks, and geopolitical tension. Thousands of lives were lost, and millions displaced, sparking international concern.

Trump's Announcement: “The War Is Over”

On June 23, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump posted on social media:

"Israel and Iran have agreed to a complete and total ceasefire. Iran will stop attacks for 12 hours, then Israel will follow for the next 12. This will end the 12-Day War."

Has the Ceasefire Actually Taken Effect?

What the U.S. Says

White House sources claim the ceasefire was achieved through Qatar’s mediation and direct U.S.-Iran contact. Iran allegedly accepted the proposal via Qatari officials.

But What About Official Confirmation?

• No official statement from Israel’s government or military.
• No confirmation from Iranian state media or officials.
• Global media outlets report the ceasefire as Trump's claim, not confirmed reality.

Qatar's Role

Qatar reportedly played a central role in facilitating communication. Iran showed interest in stopping attacks, but it remains uncertain if this was fully implemented.

Current Status Summary

Aspect	Status
Trump’s Statement	Yes, public ceasefire declaration
Official Confirmation	No confirmation from Israel or Iran
Diplomatic Progress	Active talks via Qatar and Europe
On-Ground Situation	Unverified – possible limited pause

What to Watch Next

• Official statements from Israel or Iran
• UN and global peacekeeping updates
• Third-party monitoring reports on ground situation

Final Word

While the ceasefire announcement by Trump sparks hope, no formal confirmation or on-ground verification has been observed yet. Until both nations publicly confirm and actions follow, the situation remains tentative.

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