Israel Bombed Iran Hours Before Ceasefire – Then Blamed Iran For Breaking It | World News
Iran-Israel Conflict: Hours before the entry into force of a US ceasefire, Israel launched a major air attack in the depths of Tehran-targeted what it described as castle castles and claimed that hundreds of Basij and Iranian security staff. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that the strike was four hours before the last delivery date of the strike at 07:00 in the morning – 7:00 Armistice – The operation was seriously concerned about the timing and purpose of the operation.
In a series of tasks in the social media platform X, the Israeli government said, “The ceasefire was set for 07:00 this morning. At 03:00, Israel forcibly attacked in the heart of Tehran, hit the regime targets and eliminated hundreds of Basij and Iranian security forces personnel.”
In a statement, shortly before the beginning of the ceasefire, Iran claimed that Iran had started a missile threshold towards the Israeli territory, and one of which resulted in the death of four civilians in Be’er Sheva.
Following these developments, the Prime Ministry said that despite the entry into force of the ceasefire, Iran continued its missile activity and continued with a single missile launch at 10:15 am.
Israeli Air Force, destroying a radar facility near Tehran that morning, responding to what was called cease -fire violations.
The order of the events, especially in the earliest day of the day, announced that Israel and Iran accepted the “full and total ceasefire ,, after the Israeli air strikes were not strongly approved.
In a public article on Social, “Israel. Do not drop these bombs. If you do it is a great violation. Bring your pilots home now!”
Later, he spoke to the media and confirmed that the ceasefire was really violated by both parties and was warned about serious consequences.
According to the Israeli government, air strikes were planned in response to ongoing security threats and intelligence reports showing the close action of Iranian forces.
However, critics and observers asked questions about the necessity of such a large -scale attack just a few hours before an declared ceasefire, considering the potential risk for civilians in the densely populated capital of Iran.
Iran has not yet provided an official burden of death from the Tehran strike, and although it accepts retaliation missiles, it argues that their actions are a direct response to Israeli aggression. Tehran also accused Tel Aviv of undermining the cease -fire agreement before entering into force.
The series of attacks and counter attacks intensified diplomatic tensions and aroused doubt about the application of the ceasefire announced by Washington. Although the Israeli government claims that he had avoided more strikes after the speech between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump, it is seen that both physical and diplomatic damage has already been done.
While the Israeli army remains awake and Iran continued to retaliate, international actors called for restriction and renewed diplomatic participation.
The United Nations and the European Union called on all parties to prevent raising further and expressed their concerns about the timing and scale of pre -fire operations. As the situation remains variable, the focus shifts that the ceasefire can now hold or whether the last air strike is a fatal blow to the hopes of increasing.
