US EditionAfter Iran Violates Ceasefire, Israel Will Continue Offensive Operations 'With Full Force'
ISRAEL, JUN 24 – Iran launched 20 missiles hours after a ceasefire began, killing four civilians and prompting Israel to vow powerful retaliatory strikes on Iranian military and nuclear sites.
- On Tuesday, June 24, Iran violated a newly declared ceasefire by firing missiles that killed four civilians in Be'er Sheva, Israel, prompting Israeli retaliation.
- The ceasefire, brokered and announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, aimed to stop hostilities but collapsed shortly after Iran launched missiles and Israel conducted airstrikes.
- Israel responded by eliminating eight missile launchers and continuing offensive operations with full force to destroy regime and terror infrastructure in Tehran, including targeting hundreds of IRGC militants.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz announced that, due to Iran’s blatant breach of the ceasefire, he has directed the IDF—working alongside the Prime Minister—to intensify military actions aimed at dismantling the regime’s assets and terrorist capabilities in Tehran.
- The renewed violence suggests fragile peace, with Iran vowing to continue its nuclear program and Israel pledging forceful responses, while international leaders call for restraint to prevent escalation.
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After Iran Violates Ceasefire, Israel Will Continue Offensive Operations 'With Full Force'
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Several hours after the ceasefire announced by U.S. President Donald Trump went into effect, a missile was fired from Iran this morning toward northern Israel. The missile was intercepted but shrapnel from the interception fell on a cowshed and caused a fire. In response, Israel is expected to resume airstrikes on Iranian […]
Iran violates ceasefire with Israel within hours of its beginning
Iran violated a ceasefire with Israel hours after it began on Tuesday, with Israel vowing “powerful strikes” in response. The IDF intercepted two missiles from Iran at about 10:30 a.m. No injuries were reported. Despite residents of northern Israel reporting interceptions, Iran denied firing the missiles. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said he instructed the IDF to respond forcefully to the violation of the ceasefire by Iran with powerful …
Iran Accuses Israel Of Airstrikes Hours After Ceasefire Announcement
TEHRAN, IRAN — Iran on Monday accused Israel of violating the newly declared ceasefire by launching a series of airstrikes on Iranian-aligned targets in Syria, just hours after both nations were reportedly observing a truce brokered through backchannel diplomacy. The Iranian Foreign Ministry released an official statement condemning what it called “a blatant and provocative breach of ceasefire terms,” warning that it “reserves the right to respo…
Iran breaks ceasefire with missile attacks on Israel, kills four and claims nuclear program set to resume
Iran Violates Ceasefire with Missile Launch at Northern Israel Iran launched a missile toward northern Israel early Tuesday, just hours after a ceasefire brokered by the United States was supposed to take effect, Israeli officials said. Sirens were heard across Haifa and nearby regions shortly after 8 a.m., prompting residents to seek shelter. One missile was launched and intercepted, with no direct casualties reported. Magen David Adom stated t…
Iran-Israel Ceasefire Teeters After Iran Allegedly Violates Agreement
The recent ceasefire agreement reached by Iran and Israel and brokered by President Donald Trump has collapse after Iran reportedly violated the terms by firing missiles at Israeli residential areas. In the early hours of Tuesday, June 24, missile fire from Iran struck a civilian building in Be’er Sheva, Israel, violating a ceasefire deal that prohibited any further military actions. According to the latest reports, four Israeli civilians were…
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