US President Donald Trump had appealed to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran amid increasing tension between Iran and Israel. Trump had said that he would call Netanyahu and tell him that no new attack should be made on Iran. Actually, Iran had fired 11 missiles towards Israel on Sunday night. This was Iran’s first direct attack since the ceasefire on April 8.
Trump said that he would immediately call Netanyahu and tell him that the situation should be prevented from worsening. He says that at this time it is most important that the situation be calmed down and no new fight of any kind starts. However, despite Trump’s appeal, Israel has attacked many cities of Iran. The Israeli Army has attacked Central and South Iran. Israel fired ballistic missiles at Mehrabad Airport in Tehran. Also attacked the drone production unit after Najafa.
The Israeli Air Force struck military targets belonging to the Iranian terror regime in western and central Iran a short while ago.
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) June 8, 2026
All flights suspended at Tehran airport
Meanwhile, taking a major step, Iran has stopped all incoming flights from Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport until further notice. According to local media, this decision has been taken for security reasons. This airport was recently reopened in April after being closed for some time.
Israel will have to accept the agreement: Trump
Earlier, Trump said in a phone interview to the Financial Times that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will have to accept any agreement between America and Iran. He said that Israel will have no option. I am the one who takes the decisions.
Trump also said that the recent attacks have had no impact on any potential agreement. He said that this struggle is very old and has been going on for a long time. Trump said that we will see how this ends. According to Trump, America’s objective is to control this entire matter and prevent any major war in the future.
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