Israel and Iran celebrated on Tuesday that they are performing a The ceasefire agreement announced by President Trump. But the obvious agreement – which Iranian officials have not yet confirmed that they will be respected – they were within hours. The Israeli military again ordered the people again at the shelter of the bomb and said Iran launched more missiles in the country.
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz said, according to the Associated Press, Iran “completely violated” the ceasefire, launching the missiles more than two hours after the agreement had to come into force. Katz said he had ordered the Israeli military to resume the goals of bombing in Tehran.
The Chief of the General Staff of the Israeli military personnel, the Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, announced that: “We will respond with force in the light of the severe ceasefire.”
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Reuters referred to Iran's official student news agency, saying that Israeli claims against Iranian missile launches were false. The ISNA website was unavailable, and there was no confirmation of this requirement from Iranian officials publicly but the state launch of Iran Click TV Network also said The country “denies the launch of the rockets after the ceasefire came into force.”
Israeli first respondents said that on Tuesday morning, one Iranian missile hit the southern city of Birsheb, killed four people and injured about 20 people. Later, at about 3:30 am east time, the sirens emerged in the north of Israel, and the Israeli military said that “the missiles launched from Iran were detected.”
“Defensive systems work for a threat interception,” the IDF said.
Mr. Trump said further The truth is socialImmediately after 1am on Tuesday, the ceasefire he announced earlier between the rivals of the arch is “now acting. Please don't break it!”
In its statement, the Israeli government states that “in light of the achievement of the operation and in full coordination with President Trump, Israel agreed with the president's proposal on the bilateral ceasefire, adding a warning that Israel would” respond strongly to any violation of the ceasefire “.
Approximately at the same time Iran State media said The country also began to stop the ceasefire, after “separating several rounds of strikes” in Israel.
But Iranian officials have never been official confirmation, and Israel's military reported on the launch of the Iranian missile for hours when the transaction had to come into force.
Foreign Minister Iran Abbas Arakhchi earlier noted that Iran respects the ceasefire, but only if Israel did the same.
“There is no” agreement “in no ceasefire or ceasefire,” Arakhchi wrote in a message on X. “However, provided that the Israeli regime stops its illegal aggression against the Iranian people no later than 4 hours of Tehran (8:30 pm in the east), we do not intend to continue our reaction afterwards.”
He said that “the final decision to stop our hostilities will be taken later.”
As formed the ceasefire transaction announced by Trump
Mr. Trump said that on Monday night Israel and Iran agreed to a “complete and complete ceasefire”, which, he said, would end with a 12-day conflict between the two countries.
The president said the ceasefire would come in the stages. The White House official told CBS News that Iran would stop strikes against Israel from the north of the east time, and Israel had to stop hitting Iran 12 hours after that on Tuesday. Another 12 hours after, or midnight on Wednesday morning, the war will be considered.
In another The truth is social The message later on Monday, after the comments of the Iranian Foreign Minister, Mr. Trump partially wrote that Israel and Iran “came to me, almost simultaneously said,” Peace! “I knew the time was now.”
Mr. Trump spoke directly to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while several other administration officials -Vice President J. D. Vens, Secretary of State Mark Rubio and Messenger of the Middle East Steve Witco – talked to Iran through direct and indirect channels, the White House official said.
Qatar helped to make a deal, said another White House official. Mr. Trump asked the Qatar Emir to force Iran to agree to ceasefire. Vnes coordinated with the Prime Minister Qatar in detail, and Iran agreed to cease fire after talking to the Prime Minister. The official said direct negotiations with Iran had taken place after Iran's strike at Al -Udeida air base.
At least 1000 people were killed in 12 days Israeli-Iran
The conflict between Israel and Iran began on June 13 when Israel launched his first blows Against Iranian nuclear and military purposes. Strikes – who died several top Iranian military officials – caused Iranian counterattack to Israel.
As of Tuesday, at least 974 people were killed, including at least 387 civilians and 268 Iranian troops, in Israel said in a statement. The group relies on a network of contacts in Iran for its information.
Iranian authorities did not provide the figures of the victims, because shortly later, Israel's strikes began.
According to Israeli representatives, Iran's missile attacks have killed at least 28 people in Israel.
US started hostilities against Iran's weekend, strikes three sites which are believed to be key for Iran's nuclear program. The move caused fear of a widespread war, but Iran's reaction on Monday was quite limited. Iran fired More than a dozen rockets in American base in QatarMost of which were intercepted and not reported about the injuries, the Qatar officials said.
Iran called his response “devastating and powerful”, but Mr. Trump called it “very weak.” The president said in another message on social media that he wants to “thank Iran for the fact that it is early to report that it made it possible to lose life.”
Drones have hit the databases in Iraq living in the USA
A spokesman for the Iraqi Army of Sabah al-Naaman in a statement quoted by the AP on Tuesday, that the drones got into military bases in the country, including some where US forces are located.
Al-Naaman said that “the insidious and cowardly act of aggression” damaged radar installations at the Taji camp, north of Baghdad, as well as at Imam Ali's base in DHI QAR in southern Iraq, near the Iranian border.
AP referred to al-Naman, saying that Iraqi forces were intercepted by drones who shot in other places.
The AP referred to a high-ranking US military official, which, he said, was not authorized to comment publicly, as stated that US troops had intercepted drones aimed at the Ain-Assad base in Western Iraqi Desert and the Baghdad base.
There were no reports of victims, and no group immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Iranian militias, often referred to as proxy groups, have previously threatened to navigate US bases in the region when the US has attacked Iran.