Before the ceasefire took effect, four waves of missile attacks were launched from Iran toward Israel. One of the missiles fired by Iran struck a 7-story building in the Israeli city of Beersheba, killing 5 people.
Israel announced that a missile attack was launched from Iran after the ceasefire.
Following Iran's attack on Israel, a statement was issued by the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The statement included the words, "The ceasefire has been violated, there will be a response." Katz announced that he had ordered the Israeli military to strike targets in Tehran heavily, claiming that Iran had violated the ceasefire.
STATEMENT ISSUED BY ISRAEL
In the statement, which called for people not to leave shelters 'due to missiles allegedly fired from Iran,' it was conveyed that people should remain in protected areas until further notice. Following the statement, which emphasized that air defense systems were attempting to intercept the missiles, sirens were activated in northern Israel, particularly in Haifa.
CEASEFIRE ANNOUNCED THIS MORNING
US President Trump announced on his social media account that a unilateral 'ceasefire had been reached between Israel and Iran,' and stated that the ceasefire had begun in the morning hours.
In a written statement issued by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, it was announced that Tel Aviv had accepted the ceasefire with Iran as announced by Trump.
FINANCE MINISTER SMOTRICH: TEHRAN WILL TREMBLE
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich posted on his social media account regarding the allegations that missiles were fired from Iran, saying, "Tehran will tremble."
STATEMENT ISSUED BY IRAN: NO MISSILES FIRED AT ISRAEL
Iran denied Israel's claim that a ballistic missile attack was carried out on Haifa. Iran stated, "No missiles were fired at Israel, there is no evidence. Reports of a ceasefire violation are false."
In a report by state television, it was stated that Iran was complying with the ceasefire that began in the morning hours.
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