Iran Vs Israel: 'We Roared Like Lions'- Netanyahu Declares Victory Despite Fragile Truce | ABP NEWS

The fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel is rapidly unraveling. Both countries continue to accuse each other of violating the truce. Late last night, Iran and Israel reported intercepting enemy drones, prompting activation of their air defense systems. The rhetoric has intensified, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declaring a "historic victory" over Iran, claiming his forces shattered Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. On the other hand, Iran’s Foreign Minister has made it clear that Tehran will never abandon its nuclear program. Iran alleges that before the US-led airstrikes, it had already relocated enriched uranium to safer zones. Despite bombings, its underground nuclear infrastructure remains intact, according to US media reports. US President Donald Trump, who had initially claimed credit for the ceasefire, now appears frustrated. "I don’t think they want another war, and Iran will not get nuclear weapons," Trump said. Meanwhile, the UN has appealed for restraint from both sides. The cost of this 12-day conflict has been devastating: over 950 civilians dead in Iran, 28 deaths in Israel, destruction of major buildings, and billions in economic damage. While both countries claim victory, the only clear outcome so far is heightened instability—and the fear that this could just be a pause before a larger war.