The ceasefire is unclear between Israel, Iran, where more strikes – national strikes were reported

A temporary truce stumbled on Tuesday when Israel accused Iran of firing missiles in airspace After the ceasefire is in effect He pledged revenge.

The government media reported that the Iranian army denied the shooting of Israel – but the explosions flourished and the sirens appear across northern Israel in the middle of Morg, and an Israeli military official says that two Iranian missiles were intercepted.

US President Donald Trump The White House journalists told before leaving the NATO summit in The Hague that in his opinion, both sides violated the emerging agreement that he announced earlier.

“They violated it, but Israel also violated it,” Trump said. “I am not happy with Israel.”

On social media, he called Israel to stop dropping bombs and bringing pilots home.

The conflict has now begun on the twelfth day, with Israel targeting Iranian nuclear and military sites, saying it could not allow Tehran to develop atomic weapons – and that it is afraid that the Islamic Republic will be close. Iran has long preserved its program is peaceful.

Many people are concerned that the war may expand after the United States joined the attacks by dropping hidden bombs during the weekend and expanding Israel for the types of targets they reached.

But after Tehran launched a limited retaliatory blow to an American military base in Qatar on Monday, Trump announced the ceasefire.

Before both sides the agreement, but it is not clear now whether it will remain so.

Israeli Finance Minister Pitzalle Soutrich warned: “Siaran will tremble,” which raised the ghost that the war may continue.

An Israeli military official spoke on condition of anonymity in line with the military regulations that Iran fired missiles in Israel in the ceasefire. The official said that both were intercepted.

Iranian government television reported that the army denied the shooting missiles after the ceasefire began – while Israel was accused of strikes. No evidence supports the Israeli fire claim, with recent reports of such upcoming attacks before dawn.

Part of the difficulty in sorting the competing allegations is that Trump’s social media publication announces the ceasefire that Iran will start holding it hours before Israel. However, it was later announced that the ceasefire was in effect, although the window he initially submitted to Israel had not yet been closed.

After accusing Iran of violating the ceasefire, Israeli Defense Minister Katz issued instructions to the Israeli army to resume “intensive operations to attack Tehran and destroy the goals of the regime and the terrorist infrastructure.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel agreed to a bilateral ceasefire with Iran in coordination with Trump, while pledged to respond to any later violation.

He said that Israel has achieved all its war goals, including removing the threat of Iranian nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

An announcement of Iranian state television later said that the ceasefire was in effect. And so did Trump, who published: “The ceasefire is now in effect. Please do not violate it!”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said that his country will not shoot Israel if he is not expelled, but “a final decision regarding the cessation of our military operations will be taken later.”

To secure the ceasefire, Trump had communicated directly with Netanyahu, according to a senior White House official, who insisted on not revealing his identity to discuss the two talks. Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Steve Wittouf’s special envoy with the Iranians through direct and indirect channels.

The White House confirmed that the American bombing helped to make the Israelis agree to a ceasefire and that the Qatari government helped mediate the deal.

It is not clear what the role played by Ayatollah Ali Khawnai, the leader of Iran, in the talks. He said earlier on social media that he would not give up.

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The fragile ceasefire came after the spread of hostilities throughout the region.

The Israeli army said that Iran fired 20 missiles towards Israel before the ceasefire began on Tuesday morning. Police said they had damaged three housing buildings densely crowded in Persacheba. The first respondents said that they recovered four bodies from one building and were looking for more. Earlier, the fire and rescue service said that five bodies were found before reviewing the number down. At least 20 people were injured.

Outside, burning car shells were scattered in the streets. Cover the broken glass and scourge the area. The police said that some people were injured while in their safe rooms reinforced in their apartments, which aim to withstand missiles but not direct strikes from the ballistic missiles.

Iran launched a limited missile attack on Monday on an American military base in Qatar, and retracted a former American bombing of its nuclear sites. The United States was warned by Iran in advance, and there were no losses.

The drones said military bases in Iraq overnight, including some residential forces, the Iraqi army and a US military official on Tuesday.

A senior American military official, who spoke, said, provided that his identity was not disclosed because he was not allowed to publicly comment, that the American forces shot down drones attacking Ain al -Assad in the desert in western Iraq and at a base next to Baghdad airport, while another was crashed.

No victims have been reported and no group has claimed responsibility for attacks in Iraq. Some Iraqi -backed Iraqi militias have previously threatened to target the American bases if the United States attacked Iran.

In Israel, at least 28 people were killed and more than 1,000 people were injured in the war. Israeli strikes against Iran have killed at least 974 people and became 3458 others, according to the Washington -based Human Rights Group.

The group, which presented the numbers of detailed victims of Iranian turmoil, said about the dead, which identified 387 civilians and 268 security force employees.

An official at the Foreign Ministry said that the United States was postponed about 250 American citizens and members of their direct families from Israel by a government, military and reliability at the end of the week.

There are approximately 700,000 American citizens, most of whom are Israeli dual American citizens, and they are believed to be in Israel.

Jambril was reported from Dubai and the United Arab Emirates, and Laidmann from Tel Aviv, Israel. In this report, the Associated Press David Reesing book in Dubai, Joseph Vaderman in Jerusalem, Qasim Abdullah in Baghdad, contributed Abe Siwil in Beirut and Amir Fahd in Iran.