BBC News
Donald Trump has warned Israel against Iran’s starting and starting attacks, with the two sides to be effective a few hours later after a ceasefire.
The US President used an explain as criticism of both sides, each accused the other of breaking the US and the Qatar-Brokard Trust.
This came when Israel said that Iran had violated the deal and vowed to respond with “powerful attacks”.
Iran refused to fire any missile towards Israel and the country’s top security bodies vowed to respond to any further Israeli aggression.
Here we know till now.
When did the ceasefire come into effect?
After 05:00 GMT on Tuesday, Trump announced that the ceasefire had influence.
“Please don’t violate it!” He urged both sides in a post on his true social stage.
The Israeli government said it had agreed to the US ceasefire proposal only after 06:00 GMT on Tuesday, when Iran indicated that if Israel did the same, it would stop attacking.
However, hours later, Israel accused Iran of starting its territory more attacks.
Trump earlier stated that a trus was “fully agreed” in a post immediately after 22:00 GMT on Monday, which he said that he called “The 12 Day War”, which he finished.
It came after Iran Missiles started on an American base in Qatar on MondayIt said that there was a vengeance for the US strike against its nuclear sites over the weekend.
What has Trump said?
In a post on Truth Social, Trump urged Israel – “Don’t leave those bombs on Iran”.
Talking to reporters outside the White House shortly after, Trump said he was “not happy” with Israel.
“There was a rocket that I think the overboard was fired after the deadline and now Israel is going out. [have] Calked down, “he said.
In anger, he said that both countries did not know what they were doing.
In a later post, he said: “The ceasefire is under influence.”
How has Iran and Israel responded?
Israel said that he had agreed to the Trus, the Israel defense forces (IDF) stated that it had identified missiles launched from Iran.
Katz accused Iran Among the “complete violations” of the terms, saying that he directed the army to continue the intensive activity of “Tehran attacking the rapid activity of attacking Tehran”.
The Iranian army denied that the missiles were fired after the ceasefire became effective.
Later, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that “in the last moments before the ceasefire on the enemy”, it hit the “military and logical center” in Israel.
The IRGC’s Tasnim news agency said that Israel started a “three-step” military strike on its territory after the ceasefire.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council had earlier stated that Israeli attacks will “be found by Iran with a decisive, firm and timely response”.
Is the ceasefire broken?
The Israeli Prime Minister’s office accused Iran of launching the missiles towards its territory after the implementation of the Trus on Tuesday, which Iran has denied. It said that the Israeli army responded by attacking “Radar array near Tehran”.
Before the start of the Trus, Iran and Israel exchanged heavy fire.
The IDF said that on Tuesday night, on Tuesday night, he came to the country in several tours. Rescuers said four people were killed and 22 were injured in Barsheba city.
At that time, the Iranian state media stated that Iran started the “final round of missiles” against Israel.
Throughout the night, the Iranian State TV reported that the capital Tehran tolerated its most intensive air defense clashes since the war started on June 13, and the residents told the BBC Persian that they had heard loud explosions.
The IDF said that it destroyed the missile launcher in western Iran and said it was said “was fired in the Israeli region”.
Tehran said that another nuclear scientist was killed before the agreement was implemented.
Why Israel attacked Iran?
Israel attacked nuclear and military sites in Iran on Friday 13 June, claiming that Iran was close to making nuclear weapons.
Israel said Iran had no choice but to bombing after diplomatic talks with the aim of stopping the country’s nuclear program.
Amid growing international concern, Israeli’s aggressive said Iran has increased the production of a major component – rich uranium in the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
However, there is no international consensus on how close Iran has come to manufacture its nuclear weapons.
In the next days, Israel targeted the Iranian infrastructure, stating that “nuclear weapons” could be used for development.
The US later joined the strike, dropping its so -called bunker buster bombs on the Fordo site, a nuclear enrichment facility occurred deeply under a mountain outside Tehran.
In an update on Tuesday, a spokesman for Iran’s Health Ministry said that 610 people were killed and 4,746 were injured in Israeli attacks since the struggle began.
According to Israel’s Health Ministry, four people died on Tuesday, causing death from 13 June to 28 to 28 June.
What are Iran’s nuclear capabilities?
Iran says that it is conducting a completely peaceful nuclear program for civil purposes.
However, the United Nations Nuclear Sentinel warned last month that Iran had enriched 60% of purity from uranium more than 400 kg – a weapon -grade purity that is above the levels used for civil purposes.
US officials say the US-Israeli strike against Iran’s nuclear sites has led to the possibility of making Tehran a nuclear weapon.
However, Hassan Abedini, Deputy political director of Iran’s state broadcast, claimed that the three sites targeted by the US were “while earlier”, and that Iran “was not a major setback because the material was already out”.