Trump Warns Iran: "Your Missile Launches Are Enough"

On Sunday, President Donald Trump addressed Iran directly, stating, "You have launched your missiles… and that is enough."

In an interview with Fox News, he emphasized that the U.S. military remains on high alert and urged Tehran to return to the negotiating table to establish a new agreement.

Trump revealed that Washington was "very close" to reaching a deal, noting, "I was about to announce that the agreement would be signed Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday… and now this is happening," referring to recent developments and Iranian escalation.

He added that Iran's attack on Israel would not facilitate progress in negotiations, while also expressing dissatisfaction with Israel's assault on the southern suburbs of Beirut.

Trump confirmed that the Israeli strikes earlier on the southern Beirut suburb were not coordinated with his administration.

A senior U.S. official stated on Sunday that President Trump is being directly briefed on the sharp escalation between Israel and Iran, according to Axios.

This briefing came shortly after Iran launched ballistic missiles toward Israel on Sunday, marking the first direct Iranian missile attack since the ceasefire declared on April 8.

Israeli officials reported that Iran fired four missiles in an initial wave, followed by a second wave as reported by Iranian state media, triggering sirens in northern Israel.

Israel's air defense systems intercepted the threats, and the Israeli military announced its decision to respond to the Iranian strikes, ordering schools to close on Monday in anticipation of further developments.

The Iranian attack was a response to an Israeli strike targeting the southern suburbs of Beirut earlier the same day. Prior to the strike, Mojtaba Khamenei's advisor warned Israel against bombing Beirut, but according to the advisor, Tel Aviv "did not respond."