Tensions Rise After Iran-Israel Ceasefire
Only a few hours after the ceasefire took effect, tensions between Iran and Israel flared up again. Israel accused Iran of launching a missile attack that targeted its territory. In response, Israel’s Defense Minister immediately ordered counter-strikes on Tehran, signaling that the fragile truce might collapse.
Meanwhile, the Iranian military issued a strong statement of its own. It claimed that Israel had already violated the ceasefire by carrying out three separate airstrikes. According to Iran, these attacks occurred despite the agreement meant to pause hostilities.
As a result, both nations are once again blaming each other for breaking the peace deal. Observers warn that if these mutual accusations continue, the situation could escalate into another round of military confrontation.
Analysts believe this latest exchange highlights how unstable the ceasefire truly is. Although both sides publicly agreed to halt their operations, neither appears willing to back down. The international community, including the United Nations, is now urging both countries to exercise restraint and return to dialogue before violence resumes.