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Official media reported that the Iranian military refused to firing on Israel – but an Israeli military official said two Iranian missiles had been stopped.
US president Donald Trump Before leaving for the NATO summit in the Hague, he told reporters in the White House that he believed the two sides violated the newly -announced agreement.
“They violated it, but Israel also violated it,” Trump said. “I am not happy with Israel.”
On social media, he called on Israel to stop the bombing and bring his pilots home.
The conflict, which is now on its 12th day, targeted Iranian nuclear and military sites, saying it could not develop atomic weapons – and fears that the Islamic Republic is near. Iran has long been maintained that its program is peaceful.
Many people suffered problems when the United States dropped a bunker buster bomb in the weekend and joined the attacks and expanded the targets of Israel.
But after Tehran launched a limited retaliation at the US military base in Qatar on Monday, Trump announced a ceasefire.
The two sides accepted the agreement, but now it is unclear whether it will be held.
Israeli Finance Minister Batzel Smithrich warned about X, “Tehran will be shaking.”
Israel has accused Iran of violating war. Iran denies it
An Israeli military official who spoke on condition of anonymity in accordance with military rules and regulations said that Iran launched two missiles in a harsh ceasefire during Israel's hours. The official said the two were stopped.
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Iranian state television reports that the army refused to fire missiles after the start of the ceasefire – while accused of attacking Israel. It did not provide any evidence to support the claim of the Israeli fire, with the final reports of such attacks, before coming before the morning.
Part of the difficulty in sorting competitive claims was that Trump's social media post, announcing the fire, said that Iran would start to extinguish the fire hours ago than Israel. However, later, he announced that the ceasefire was imposed, though the window he had initially given to Israel had not yet stopped.
After accusing Iran of violating the ceasefire, the Israeli Defense Minister Israeli Dutt instructed the Israeli military to resume fierce operations to “invade Tehran and to end the targets of the government and terrorism infrastructure.”
Initial times announced by Trump by Trump
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel had agreed to a bilateral ceasefire with Iran in harmony with Trump, while promising to respond to any resulting violation.
He said that Israel has achieved all its combat goals, including eliminating the threat of Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
After an announcement on Iranian State TV, it was later reported that the ceasefire was implemented. Trump also posted: “The ceasefire is now in force. Please do not violate it!”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said that if his country was not fired, his country would not fire on Israel, but that “the final decision on the elimination of our military operations would be made later.”
To secure the ceasefire, according to a White House official, Trump directly spoke to Netanyahu, who called for not making his name for discussing Monday's talks. Vice President JD Venus, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy Steve Watkf spoke directly to the Iranians through direct and indirect channels.
The White House has maintained that the US bombing helped the Israelis agree with the ceasefire, and the Qatari government helped to use the deal.
It is unclear what role Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, played in the talks. Earlier, he had said on social media that he would not surrender.
The contract announced after spreading enmity
The fierce Seas Fire came after spreading enmity in the region.
The Israeli military said Iran launched 20 missiles toward Israel before the ceasefire began on Tuesday morning. Police said they damaged at least three densely -filled residential buildings in the city of Beer Shiba. The first respondents said they recovered four bodies from a building and were searching for more. Earlier, the fire and rescue service said five bodies were found before reviewing the number below. At least 20 people were injured.
Outside, bold cars shells caused the roads to dirt. Broken glasses and debris covered the area. Police said some people were injured inside the Safe Rooms, which aims to counter the rockets, but not directly removed from ballistic missiles.
Iran launched a limited missile attack on an American military base in Qatar on Monday, responding to the US bombing in the previous nuclear site. The United States was already warned by Iran, and there was no casualties.
The Iraqi military and an American military official said Tuesday that drones in Iraq invaded military bases in Iraq, including some housing US troops and a US military official.
A senior US military official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he did not have the power to comment on publicly, said the US military attacked Ain al -Assad in the desert in western Iraq and shot a drone at a base along with Baghdad airport.
No casualties were reported and no group claimed responsibility for the attacks in Iraq. Some Iranian -backed Iraqi militia had previously threatened that if the United States invaded Iran, it would target US bases.
The conflict has killed hundreds of people
In Israel, at least 28 people were killed and more than a thousand injured in the war. According to Washington -based human rights activists, the Israeli attack on Iran has killed at least 974 people and injured 3,458 others.
The group, which provided detailed personalities of the casualties by Iranian unrest, said of the dead, identified 387 civilians and 268 security forces personnel.
The United States has expelled about 250 250 US citizens and their family from Israel by government, military and charter flights from Israel, which began Saturday, a State Department official said.
There are about 700 700,000 US citizens, most of whom are dual American Israeli citizens, who are believed to be in Israel.
Gam Gambriel reported from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Lidman reported from Israel's Tel Aviv. Associated Press Writers David participated in the report in Dubai, Joseph Federman in Jerusalem, Kasim Abdul Al -Zahra in Baghdad, Abe Seoul in Beirut and Amir Wahdat in Iran.