Israelis have accused Iran of launching dangerous missile attacks targeting Zionist Israeli settlements even after the agreement to cease hostilities came into effect. The Israeli military stated that Iran’s missile attacks were aimed at settlements in northern Zionist Israel. The Israeli forces reported that warning sirens were sounding in the settlements in that area due to the threat of attacks. The exchange of attacks between Iran and Israel began 12 days ago, on June 13. Israel initiated with terrorist attacks against Iran. In response, Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) also began launching attacks against Israel using ballistic missiles and military drones.
The situation escalated further when the U.S. military, allied with Israel, also launched attacks against Iran. On June 22, the U.S. targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities with attacks ordered by Israel’s biggest supporter, President Donald Trump. In retaliation, Iran also launched powerful attacks targeting a U.S. military base in Qatar. Trump announced the cessation of hostilities between Iran and Israel on June 24. He stated that both parties had agreed to stop the exchange of attacks. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed this. He announced that Iran had decided to cease attacks on the on the Zionists after 4 AM Iran time.
Zionist extremist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also announced that he had accepted Trump’s proposal to cease hostilities. However, the Israeli military is now claiming that Iran continues to launch attacks targeting Zionist settlements even after the ceasefire agreement came into effect. Commenting on this matter, former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, James Jeffrey, said that many confusing aspects are noted in the ceasefire agreement announced by Trump. “We’ve seen many such ceasefire agreements over the past 50 years. I’ve seen more than a dozen myself. It’s not clear. Not all soldiers will receive orders. The schedule is also unknown,” he said.
“Such confusion is common, but it’s very clear that we’re heading in the right direction, and Iran’s Foreign Minister has also stated that [when Israel stops its attacks] Iran will also cease its attacks,” Jeffrey said.
