Beijing, June 26 -- Many Iranians have expressed hope that the ongoing ceasefire will help restore stability and normalcy after days of heightened tension and uncertainty.

Shahrokh Saei, an Iranian journalist speaking to UNB, noted that Iran has indicated it will uphold the ceasefire as long as Israel does the same. He emphasized that the responsibility now lies with both Israel and the United States to maintain the truce.

"If Trump wants the ceasefire to endure, he must exercise influence over Israel's actions," Saei said in Beijing.

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