Many Israelis have expressed relief and appreciation for President Trump's role in the ceasefire between their country and Iran.

Trump posted a message from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Truth Social, in which Rutte praised the US president's "decisive action" in Iran.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney believes Trump has abandoned the idea of making Canada the 51st US state.

A US admiral says warships have fired SM-3 missiles, costing $36 million each, at an "alarming rate" to defend Israel.

Gold dropped over 45 USD per ounce, while Brent and WTI crude oil prices fell more than 6% for the second consecutive day.

The Israeli prime minister declared a "historic victory" after 12 days of conflict with Iran, claiming to have neutralized both nuclear and missile threats.

A Pentagon intelligence assessment suggests that US strikes only set back Iran's nuclear program by a few months, not destroyed it.

With support from Qatar, dialogue efforts, and pressure, President Trump pushed Israel and Iran to agree to a ceasefire, ending 12 days of fighting.

The Iranian government says it has "taken necessary measures" to ensure the continuation of its nuclear program following airstrikes by the US and Israel.

The US and Qatar confirmed that Patriot air defense systems intercepted most of the missiles launched by Iran, with one exception that posed no threat.

Israel's defense minister accused Iran of continuing missile launches after a ceasefire took effect, while Tehran denied the reports.

US media reveals Israeli agents contacted Iranian officials amidst the conflict, using both threats and persuasion to sow political discord.

Iranian media declared that the country "forced the enemy into a ceasefire" after launching 6 missile barrages at Israel before Trump's deadline.

Trump said Medvedev "shouldn't casually" mention nuclear weapons after the Russian official said some countries are ready to supply warheads to Tehran.