Israel-Iran ceasefire: What we know about the deal

Donald Trump accuses both sides of breaking the ceasefire and urges them to "calm down".

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The US president used an expletive as he criticised both sides, after each accused the other of breaking the US and Qatar-brokered truce.

It came after Israel said Iran had violated the deal and vowed to respond with "powerful strikes".

Iran denied firing any missiles towards Israel and the country's top security body has vowed to respond to any further Israeli aggression.

Here's what we know so far.