The ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel, on Tuesday, entered into force despite the ambiguity regarding the announcement of this agreement and the inconsistency of some information about its reality.
The official Iranian Broadcasting and Television Corporation confirmed, at dawn on Tuesday, that a ceasefire with Israel, an agreement announced by US President Donald Trump, was announced at the same time that Israel reported that new missiles fired from Iran had fallen.
The official Iranian channel said in a live broadcast on Tuesday morning that “the enemy was forced to accept the ceasefire.”
Almost an hour and a half before the agreement entered into force, Iran fired 6 missiles towards Israel, and the sirens were dominated in Israel, where the Israeli army announced the fall of rocket batches fired from Iran.
The Israeli army added that the air defense systems were republished again to address the threat, noting that the sirens were launched again in a number of areas inside the country.
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The US President had announced hours ago that Iran and Israel had reached a ceasefire agreement.
In his response, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji wrote on the “X” platform that at that moment there was no official agreement on a ceasefire or ending military operations.
However, Araqji added that if Israel stops its “illegal aggression” against the Iranian people by four o’clock in the morning of Tehran time, “we have no intention to continue responding after that.
Later, Araqji said that the military operations “continued until the last minute, at 04:00 am.”
