The president of the United States slammed Israel and Iran Tuesday morning for appearing to break the ceasefire.

According to reports, Israel accused Iran of further strikes and threatened to retaliate.

Donald Trump expressed deep frustration with the move outside the White House, on his way to the NATO summit, and said he is not happy.

“We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard they don’t know what the f–k they’re doing,” said Trump.

He then ran his point further, posting on his Truth Social ordering Israel to “not drop those bombs.”

“If you do, it will be a major violation. Bring your pilots home now,” the post reads.

The move comes one day after Trump announced the two countries had agreed on a truce, which would have been phased out over 24 hours.

However, mere hours before the ceasefire was allegedly called, Iran launched a missile attack against a military base in Qatar.

The so-called 12-Day War between Israel and Iran began on June 13 after Israel launched surprise attacks on key Iranian military and nuclear facilities.

That prompted Iran to retaliate by launching missiles at military sites and cities in Israel.

The United States entered the conflict over the weekend after bombing three Iranian nuclear sites.

Iran said it dropped the same number of bombs that the United States did on its nuclear sites. Qatar reportedly intercepted the attack, and no deaths or injuries were reported.

-with files from Brad Perry