In a dramatic shift after one of the most intense military confrontations between Israel and Iran, a fragile ceasefire appears to be taking hold — backed by firm pressure from U.S. President **Donald Trump**.
Despite scattered violations, both nations have signaled a tentative pause in hostilities, with Trump reportedly reprimanding both sides for breaking the ceasefire announced earlier.
Israeli Prime Minister **Benjamin Netanyahu** declared Tuesday that Israel had "eliminated the threat of nuclear annihilation" during the 12-day conflict, and vowed to block any renewed attempts by Tehran to revive its nuclear ambitions.
Meanwhile, Iranian media offered a contrasting narrative. Three news outlets reported that the **Revolutionary Guard** denied earlier claims of a drone attack on the northwestern city of **Tabriz**. Earlier reports had suggested that air defenses were activated in the area, underscoring the tense atmosphere surrounding the shaky truce.
As both sides step back — for now — the world watches to see if this pause will evolve into lasting calm, or if it's merely the quiet before another storm.
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