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Core Viewpoint - The announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran by President Trump has been met with conflicting responses, leading to confusion regarding the actual status of the agreement [1][2][5]. Group 1: Ceasefire Announcement - President Trump claimed that Israel and Iran agreed to a "comprehensive and complete" ceasefire, which would take effect approximately six hours after his announcement [2][4]. - The ceasefire was described as being implemented in phases, with Iran ceasing hostilities first, followed by Israel [2][3]. Group 2: Iranian Response - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that no formal ceasefire agreement had been reached, but indicated that Iran would stop retaliatory actions if Israel ceased its attacks [5][6]. - Despite Trump's announcement, Iran launched multiple missile strikes against Israel shortly thereafter, resulting in casualties [8][9]. Group 3: Communication and Negotiation - Reports suggest that there were communications between the U.S. and Qatar, with Trump asking Qatar to persuade Iran to agree to the ceasefire [7][8]. - Following missile strikes on a U.S. base in Qatar, Iranian officials reportedly communicated their intent to minimize casualties by notifying the U.S. in advance [7][8]. Group 4: Israeli Position - The Israeli government has not officially responded to Trump's announcement, and there are indications that military actions against Iran may continue for several days [8].