What do we know about the deal

Israel accused Iran of violating the ceasefire a few hours after the agreement on the transaction concluded by Donald Trump and Qatar.

Israel’s Defense Minister said Israeli military will “respond to the ceasefire” with “powerful strikes” on Tehran.

Iran refused to shoot rockets towards Israel, and the highest security body promised to respond to any Israeli aggression.

That’s what we know so far.

Only after 5:00 GMT on Tuesday, Trump announced that the ceasefire came into force.

“Please don’t break!” He called on both sides in a message on his social truth platform.

The Israeli government said he agreed with the US ceasefire immediately after 6:00 GMT on Tuesday, after Iran said he would stop attacking if Israel would do the same.

However, a few hours later Israel accused Iran of further attacks on his territory.

Trump first said the truce was “fully agreed” as soon after 22:00 GMT on Monday, which, he said, put an end to what he called a “12 -day war”.

It came after Iran Monday launched rockets based on the USA in QatarThe fact that, as it was said, was a revenge on the American strike against its nuclear sites last weekend.

Two hours after Israel, they said they had agreed on the truce, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the missiles launched from Iran.

Cat accused Iran The “complete violation” of the conditions, adding that he instructed the military “to continue the intensive activity of Tehran’s attack to disrupt the regime’s goals and terrorist infrastructure.”

Later, on Tuesday, the head of the Iranian General Staff of the Armed Forces, Abdolragim Musavi, refused to shoot missiles.

In a statement, the Supreme Council of Iran also stated that any Israeli attacks would “be met with a decisive, firm and timely response.”

The Israeli military has accused Iran of launching missiles to their territory after Tuesday came into force that Iran refused.

Before the truce began, Iran and Israel exchanged heavy fire.

IDF said there were several tours of the country on Tuesday. Rescuers said four people were killed in the town of Bieershab. 22 were injured.

At the time, Iranian state media stated that Iran launched a “last round of missiles” against Israel.

Over the night, Iranian state television reported that Tehran’s capital survived some of the most intense against air defense after the war began on June 13, and the residents reported the BBC Persian that they had heard loud explosions.

IDF said in Western Iran struck and destroyed missile launchers that “ready to be fired in Israeli territory.”

Tehran said another nuclear scientist was killed before the agreement accepted force. It remains unclear how much died or suffered in the country since the conflict began.