Trump Warns of Continued Strikes on Iran, Comments on Israel and Gaza

US President Donald Trump, at a cabinet meeting in Camp David, announced agreements with Israel on Gaza, while avoiding the question of the sequence of troop withdrawal and Hamas disarmament. He warned of continued strikes on Iran, noting that Iran's military capability is almost destroyed, but the operation is far from over. Also discussed were criticism of the ICC and a possible land blockade of Iran.

US President Donald Trump, at a cabinet meeting in Camp David that was broadcast live for the first time, stated that there are agreements with Israel regarding the Gaza Strip, but avoided the question of which would come first: the withdrawal of Israeli troops or the disarmament of Hamas. He noted that the Israeli side is "very pleased" with the developments. Trump devoted most of his speech to Iran, saying that the US has almost destroyed its military capability, but warned that strikes could continue. He also criticized Iran's leadership for breaking promises and reported a recent missile attack on a US base in Jordan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized the International Criminal Court, calling it an "illegitimate organization." It was also reported that the US and Israel are considering a land blockade of Iran, and a "roadmap" for a Gaza agreement, including 15 points, was published.