Trump tells Israel and Iran to stop shooting, both sides say attacks halted after weekend flare-up
CBS News
Last updated: June 9, 2026
Following a weekend flare-up that began with Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, President Trump has urged both Israel and Iran to cease hostilities and pursue an immediate ceasefire. Both nations have indicated that attacks have been halted after the recent escalation.
- The conflict initiated with Israeli airstrikes targeting Lebanon's capital, Beirut.
- President Trump's direct appeal called for an "immediate stop 'shooting'" between the involved parties.
- He further stated that both Israel and Iran expressed a desire for an "immediate ceasefire."
- Reports indicate that the attacks have indeed ceased after the heightened tensions over the weekend.
- The involvement of CBS News anchors Charlie D'Agata and Nancy Cordes in reporting on the situation has been noted.
