Summary
Iran and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire after 12 days of intense air strikes between the two countries. The ceasefire was coordinated with help from the United States President Donald Trump, who announced the agreement on social media. There had been recent military actions including Iran's missile attacks and Israel's air strikes before the truce went into effect.
Key Facts
- Iran and Israel were involved in 12 days of air strikes against each other.
- They have agreed to a ceasefire following U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal.
- The ceasefire followed intense military activity, including Tehran's last-minute barrage of missiles.
- The agreement seeks to de-escalate a conflict that involved attacks on U.S. interests, including a U.S. military base in Qatar.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned that Israel will retaliate if the ceasefire is broken.
- Iranian television confirmed the ceasefire, starting after six waves of missile launches.
- The United Nations demanded access to Iran’s nuclear sites to check uranium levels.
- Iran is reviewing damage to its nuclear facilities and plans to restore them rapidly.
