Israel says Iran launched more missiles after ceasefire started. Iranian military denies that
Briefly

The recently announced ceasefire between Israel and Iran faced immediate challenges with accusations of missile strikes from Iran into Israeli airspace. U.S. President Trump condemned both nations for violating the agreement, indicating dissatisfaction with Israeli military actions. The conflict, ongoing for 12 days, intensified as Israel targeted Iranian military assets, fearing a nuclear weapon development. Despite a temporary lull in hostilities, uncertainties remain regarding the sustainability of the ceasefire, with both sides prepared for potential escalation, particularly as U.S. involvement grows.
President Trump emphasized the importance of restraint on both sides, pointing out that both Israel and Iran had violated the ceasefire, indicating his dissatisfaction with Israel's actions.
As the conflict escalated, both nations' military operations intensified, raising fears of a broader war in the region, underscored by U.S. military involvement.
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