Iran’s armed forces have accused Israel of carrying out fresh military strikes on Iranian territory well into Tuesday morning , in appare...
Iran’s armed forces have accused Israel of carrying out fresh military strikes on Iranian territory well into Tuesday morning, in apparent violation of the ceasefire agreement announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
In a statement broadcast on state-run television, a spokesman for Iran’s Armed Forces Command said the “Zionist regime” launched three waves of attacks targeting sites inside Iran. The strikes reportedly continued until 9:00 a.m. local time (0530 GMT), though specific locations and the scale of the damage were not disclosed.
“The Zionist regime launched three waves of attacks on sites in Iranian territory until 9:00 a.m. today,” the spokesman said during a televised briefing.
The Iranian military's claim comes just hours after President Trump publicly announced a bilateral ceasefire between Iran and Israel, ending nearly two weeks of heightened hostilities that had raised fears of a broader regional conflict.
The Iranian statement did not indicate whether there were any casualties or whether Iran planned to retaliate. No immediate response was issued by Israeli officials regarding the allegations.
The alleged continuation of hostilities has cast a shadow over the ceasefire deal, raising doubts about its durability and the willingness of both parties to adhere to its terms.
Tensions had escalated sharply following multiple cross-border attacks and missile exchanges between the two countries, prompting international calls for restraint.
As of press time, global diplomatic stakeholders are monitoring the situation closely, with observers warning that any further breach could unravel the fragile truce and reignite full-scale confrontation.
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