Trump called an unusual cabinet meeting at Camp David following the attacks against Iran.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to make an unusual trip to his presidential retreat at Camp David, the official presidential vacation residence located in northern Maryland, this Wednesday to hold a cabinet meeting.

The New York Post reported that Trump's cabinet will meet to highlight the administration's successes ahead of the midterm elections. The Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, who announced she would leave her position at the end of June, will also be present.

One of the central topics of the cabinet meeting will be the war in Iran. On Monday, the U.S. attacked two vessels of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard that were laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a missile site located in the key port city of Bandar Abbas.

The CENTCOM spokesperson, Captain Tim Hawkins, stated that the attacks were carried out "to protect our troops from the threats posed by Iranian forces" amid a fragile ceasefire that has persisted between the two nations in conflict for weeks.

Trump announced a peace agreement framework with the regime on Saturday

On Saturday, Trump announced that he had negotiated with Iran a framework for a peace agreement that included a 60-day ceasefire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the regime's renunciation of its enriched uranium reserves, and a truce between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

In exchange for the regime reopening the Strait of Hormuz and abandoning its nuclear program, the U.S. would release some withheld funds and lift sanctions on Iranian oil exports, but the Islamic dictatorship must first take the initiative for the agreement framework to be fulfilled.

Trump also announced on Monday that he seeks to require all Middle Eastern countries acting as mediators in the conflict - Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Qatar, among others - to join the Abraham Accords and ensure lasting peace with the state of Israel as a condition for the deal.