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The United States carried out a second day of military strikes against Iran hours after President Donald Trump told a NATO summit the ceasefire with Tehran had ended.
A ceasefire is an agreement to halt fighting, temporary by nature and contingent on both sides holding. When a government declares one finished, it is signaling that its military operations are no longer on pause.
What Trump said and where he said it Trump made the declaration at the NATO summit. He described the ceasefire with Tehran as "over," using that word directly.
Tehran is the capital of Iran; in diplomatic usage, the name stands in for the Iranian government itself.
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