‘Friendly Plane Wave’: Israel defines Trump’s ceasefire plan; Launches more missiles in Iran

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday assured that Israel is “not going to attack Iran”.However, Israel defined as Iran’s report in a few minutes of Trump’s ceasefire plan after its comment. Taking Truth Social, he said in a post that Israel would “around” his jets, doing a friendly “plane wave” in Iran. “No one will get hurt, the ceasefire is under influence!” The US President said.Trump’s comment shortly after, he told reporters at the White House that he was “really unhappy” with Israel to break the deal.“They violated it, but Israel violated it,” said Trump. He said, “I am not happy with Israel.”“I did not like the fact that we have taken off the right after the deal,” Trump said. “And now I have heard that Israel just went out because he felt that a rocket was violated that did not land anywhere.”In another post, Trump said Iran “will never rebuild its nuclear features.” Meanwhile, after the declaration of ceasefire, the Iranian government said that the US and Israeli attacks took “necessary measures” to ensure the continuity of their nuclear program after targeting their facilities.Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran’s nuclear power organization, said in a statement, “We have taken necessary measures and are stocking the damage caused by strike”. He said, “A plan has been prepared to rebuild (facilities) prepared (facilities), and our strategy is to ensure that production and services are not interrupted,” he said.Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Argchi confirmed that Tehran would stop his attacks if Israel stopped its operation, a gesture echoing by Israeli officials said that his army “had gained operations” and was ready to stop hostility.Still hours later, Siren reached across North Israel and the Israeli forces exploded after accusing Iran of firing missiles in their airspace. Two missiles were reportedly intercepted, confirming an Israeli military officer.