The state television of Iran, ironic about the truce accepted by Trump, calling it a "humiliating withdrawal"

The state television of Iran mocked the ceasefire accepted by American President Donald Trump, labeling it a "humiliating retreat" for him. Although the ceasefire, mediated by Pakistan, was also accepted by Iranian authorities, the television emphasized that Trump had abandoned his previous threats when he stated that the American army would "put an end" to Iranian civilization.

After discussions with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Trump announced that he would suspend bombings on Iran for a period of two weeks, asking in return for a "ceasefire from both sides" and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian television highlighted that Trump accepted Iran's conditions, marking a significant change in his anti-Iran rhetoric.

This development was also commented on by international correspondents, who noted the irony of the situation.