Israel Orders “Powerful Strikes” on Tehran After Alleged Ceasefire Breach

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Israel has ordered “powerful strikes” on Tehran, accusing Iran of violating a ceasefire declared by the US President. The escalation casts doubt on the durability of the truce, which aimed to bring an end to a 12-day conflict.
According to Israeli reports, air raid sirens in northern Israel indicated an Iranian missile launch, leading to the interception of two projectiles. This alleged breach prompted Defense Minister Israel Katz to instruct the military to “respond forcefully” against Iranian targets.
The ceasefire, announced by the US President via social media, had initially been publicly accepted by both Israel and Iran. However, the swift resumption of hostilities, driven by Israel’s accusations, suggests that the path to peace remains highly uncertain.
Before the ceasefire, both sides had engaged in intense exchanges, with Israel conducting heavy airstrikes on Tehran and Iran launching missile attacks that resulted in casualties in Beersheba. The latest developments highlight the persistent tensions and the difficulty of de-escalating the conflict.

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