After the days of missile attacks that pushed the Middle East to the edge, it seemed that the conflict of Israel-Iranean was released in the “complete ceasefire” after US President Donald Trump launched an agreement between them. White House chief official said that while Donald Trump organized telephone calls with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Vice President of JD Vance, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and envoy Steven Witkoff, who grabbed direct and indirect interviews with Iranian officials to make a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. the Middle Ages.
But the real question persists – who blinked first, was Netanyahu or it was Khamenei? The announcement of the “Total ceasefire” left other questions unanswered – what led to the breakthrough and what role Donald Trump and Qatar played back from the collapse in the towing of the region?
Who first blinked – Netanyahu or Khamenei?
According to reports, it was Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who secured the Iranian ceasefire agreement.
Prime Minister Qatari led the call with Iranian officials to force Tehran to agree with the US proposal on a ceasefire. The telephone call came after Iran attacked the United States air base in Qatar on retaliation measures on the American attack on its land.
The telephone call came after Donald Trump told Qatar Emir that Israel had agreed to the ceasefire and asked for help in Doha to persuade Tehran to agree to the ceasefire agreement, the official initiation “Total ceasefire” told Reuters.
JD Vance, Marco Rubio and diplomat Steven Witkoff also held direct and indirect calls with Iranians to mediate peace, another White House official said.
The White House official also stated that Israel agreed to the ceasefire if Iran did not start further attacks. Iran signaled to comply with the agreement, the official said.
“President Trump spoke to Qatar Emir and informed him that the US had forced Israel to agree to the ceasefire with Iran. The President asked Qatar to convince Iran to do the same, followed by Vice President Vance coordinated with the Qatar Prime Minister.”
An hour earlier, Israeli officials signaled that Tel Aviv was about to pack his campaign in Iran and handed over a report to the United States.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran would stop if Israel did.
As Donald Trump announced the “overall ceasefire”, the highest leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in his first response that Tehran was not the one to “surrendered”, suggesting that it was not Iran that first blinked.
He said, “Those who know the Iranian people and their history know that the Iranian nation is not a nation that gives up.”
But in the announcement of the ceasefire, Donald Trump mentioned that Iran would “establish” a ceasefire, followed by Israel.
“Officially, Iran will start a ceasefire and start a ceasefire at 12 o’clock and after 24 hours the world will be greeted the official end of the 12 -day war. During each ceasefire, the other party will remain peaceful and respectful.”
How did Trump announce a ceasefire?
Soon Tuesday, June 24, Donald Trump announced that the “12 -day war” between Israel and Iran was ready to end up in a ceasefire.
“It was fully agreed between Israel and Iran that there would be a complete and complete ceasefire,” Trump said on social media.
“… for 12 hours when the war will be considered, it ended! Officially, Iran will start a ceasefire and at 12 o’clock Israel will begin a ceasefire and after 24 hours the official end of the 12 -day war will be sent through the world.
“To the assumption that everything works as it should, I would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran, for ending the stamina, courage and intelligence, what should be called” the 12 -day war. “This is a war that could continue for years and destroyed the whole Middle East, but no, and it will never be! Donald Trump said.
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