Iran-Israel ceasefire announced by Trump, then denied. Here’s what we know

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11:00 Aest (4.30 in the morning in Tehran), after 4 o’clock in Iran, no report on Israeli air strikes. Intensive Israeli air strikes targeted Tehran and other areas until 4 am local time. Associated Press reported that Israel increased its strikes just before it affected its fever in other conflicts.

Trump’s last date, at 14:00, the American media announced that Iranian state television had announced a cease -fire agreement. However, soon after, the Israeli defense force reported the threshold initiated by Iran, which is understood to be a wave of sixth missiles in Israel today. Four people were killed in a strike in Beersheba, Southern Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that at 16:30, a binary ceasefire in coordination with Iran and Trump.

Netanyahu said that on Monday night, Israel reported that Israel has reached all war targets in a 12 -day operation against Iran, including eliminating the threat of Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

Israel also damaged Iran’s military leadership and various fields of government, and Tehran’s control over the sky.

“Israel will strongly respond to the ceasefire violation,” he said.

What does the ceasefire mean?

The ceasefire is an agreement between the fighting parties to stop the fight. If the ceasefire took place under the conditions explained by Trump, this time it would lead to the total end of the fight between Israel and Iran that began on June 13 (Israel and Iran had limited strikes in October).

According to Trump, Iran will stop its strikes against Israel until 14.00 and stop bombing Israel at 20:00. “The official end of the 12 -day war will be greeted by the world until 8 am on Wednesday, Tr Trump said.

What did Australia say about the ceasefire?

Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese welcomed Trump’s announcement. He reiterated his calls for peace in the Middle East and said the government’s priority helped the Australians in the region.

“Australian president welcomes [Donald] Trump declared a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. ”

Foreign Minister Penny Wong condemned Iran’s attack before, and said the government continued to “call for rise, dialogue and diplomacy” in a mission in X.

“We don’t want to see more ascension. In the Middle East, a full -scale war would be destructive for the region and the world,” he said.

Wong encouraged Australians to follow Smartraveller Recommendation. The Australians who need an emergency consulate assistance should communicate with the Australian government’s 24 -hour Consulate Emergency Center 1300 555 135 (Call in Australia) and +61 2 6261 3305 (from securities).

Are Israel and Iran still attacking each other?

Iran and Israel continued to exchange an attack at the time of the ceasefire. According to the conditions of the agreement, Iran would take it until 14:00 to complete the “ongoing, last tasks” and will take Israel up to 20 o’clock.

CNN reported that Israel’s army has released new evacuation warnings for Tehran and told the residents to escape in the regions of the city.

In particular, Israel targeted Tehran’s Evin prison, which historically holds political prisoners and Westerners, including Australian researcher Kylie Moore-Gilbert from 2018 to 2020.

There was no wounded or damage report to prison. Black and white images shared by Iran State-TV showed that the front door of the facilities exploded on strike.

French Foreign Minister accused Israel of endangering two French citizens detained in prison.

Where did Iran attack?

Before the ceasefire was announced, Iran fired missiles to the Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts the US troops as well as Qatar and Britain’s Air Force. While air defenses were trying to prevent the attack, explosions could be heard in the capital of Doha in the capital of the Gulf state.

The Qatar Ministry of Defense said that Iran has been landed in 19 missiles and one, but there was no death or injury. This partly provides Iran to warn the United States before the attack and the release of the staff.

What did the US and Iran say about the attack?

Trump, who sent the truth to the social platform, said that the Iranian reaction was “very weak ve and was both expected and effectively facing. 14 The missiles were fired, 13 of them were seized, and one passed by air defense, because it is progressing in an unhinders.

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US Vice President JD Vance said the attack looked symbolic rather than malicious. “Them [Iran] In fact, he gave us some warning here … Because they didn’t want to kill the Americans and they didn’t want to climb. ”

“It definitely has a symbolism … If you look at the Iran attack, it was fourteen missiles they telegraph before [and] We dropped fourteen shelter Buster bombs. “

Iran described the attack as “strong and destructive”. The regime’s revolutionary guard corps said that the wave of missiles was retaliating to the “open military aggression of the US criminal regime ve and that Iran would not respond to territorial integrity, sovereignty or national security”.

Will the USA be retaliated?

It is difficult to say, but apparently Trump clearly shows that the United States does not want to retaliate. After the cease -fire agreement, Trump called for peace publicly and said that the war would soon be “officially”.

“Peace Time” published the real Social after Iran’s attack. The president added that Iran is now “out of their systems, and hoped that there would be no more hatred”.

However, in his statements after the United States attacking Iran’s nuclear areas, Trump warned Iran that if peace had not quickly mediated, Iran would attack other places. “There will be peace or tragedy for Iran, much larger than we witnessed in the last eight days,” he said at an address from the White House.

It should be noted that Trump has given misleading information before an attack. Before hitting Iran on Sunday, Trump said he would decide the next move of the United States in the next two weeks, which was used to create a wrong sense of security before the American attack.

How did the attack affect flights?

The missile attack forced the planes to return in the middle of the flight and required the cancellation of some journeys.

Qatar closed the airspace a few hours after the strike, but reopened shortly after 7 in the morning. Qatar Airways, the carrier of the Gulf state, said he expects “important delays ..

Dubai Media Office, X.