US EditionUK welcomes news of ceasefire in Israel and Iran’s 12-day conflict
- Israel and Iran agreed to a bilateral ceasefire on Tuesday morning following a 12-day conflict across the Middle East.
- The ceasefire followed escalating fighting triggered by Israel's and U.S. military operations targeting Iran's nuclear facilities and proxy networks.
- The conflict included missile attacks killing at least four in Israel and a pre-dawn Israeli airstrike blitz across Iran.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the ceasefire and warned Israel will respond to any violations, while the UK called the situation fragile.
- The ceasefire may ease regional tensions but Hamas rejected deals demanding Israeli recognition of its governance in Gaza.
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The 12-day war: will Israel-Iran conflict reshape the region?
Donald Trump first going all in with B2 bomber raids against Iran’s nuclear installations and then surprising allies and adversaries alike with a late Monday ceasefire announcement. All this for a victory lap at the NATO summit opening in the Netherlands?
What comes next? In Israel, past success is no guarantee of future results - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
President Trump was not pleased. Fresh off putting all the TACO talk to rest (at least for a few news cycles) with the U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Trump quickly pivoted. By late Monday night the president was promising a “Complete and Total” ceasefire, instead of a forever war, saying the fighting between Israel and Iran would stop immediately and that he did not believe the two countries would “ever be shooting at each other agai…
Iran-Israel conflict: Is that it? Probably not.
After 12 extraordinary days in the Middle East, the crisis that began with Israel’s military and intelligence operations inside Iran and culminated with U.S. military forces targeting Iran’s main nuclear facilities, now appears to be receding. President Donald Trump last night announced a “ceasefire” later endorsed by both Israel and Iran, albeit not without final attacks by both countries and infliction of casualties. Trump this morning express…
Iran-Israel conflict: Is that it? Probably not
After 12 extraordinary days in the Middle East, the crisis that began with Israel’s military and intelligence operations inside Iran and culminated with U.S. military forces targeting Iran’s main nuclear facilities, now appears to be receding. President Donald Trump last night announced a “ceasefire” later endorsed by both Israel and Iran, albeit not without final attacks by both countries and infliction of casualties.
Iran’s SNSC Confirms Halt in Fighting, Report of New Missile Attack on Israel Denied - Politics news - Tasnim News Agency
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – While the Supreme National Security Council of Iran said that the Israeli enemy has been forced to agree on a unilateral cessation of war on Iran, the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces denied that a fresh missile strike has been launched at the occupied territories.
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