Israel-Iran War Highlights: UN chief calls on Israel, Iran to respect ceasefire

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has requested Iran and Israel to respect the ceasefire agreement that took effect from today after 12 days of conflict.

Stock markets witnessed a bullish run following the ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

Trump accused both Israel and Iran of breaching the ceasefire agreement, warning Tel Aviv against further escalation.

Evacuees thanked government for its efforts and expressed gratitude for their safe evacuation from war-torned Iran.

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian responeded that his country will respect the ceasefire, that was announced by US, if Israel also upholds its terms.

United States President Donald Trump said that a ceasefire had been agreed upon between Tehran and Tel Aviv. However, the barrage of missiles from both nations continues to create havoc in their major cities. Iran responded to Trump’s statement, firmly denying any such deal or agreement regarding a ceasefire.

Qatar summoned the Iranian ambassador on Tuesday after Iran attacked the major US military base on Qatari soil following American strikes on its nuclear facilities.

The Israeli Civil Aviation Authority has reopened the country’s airspace for inbound flights, following several barrages of ballistic missiles fired this morning by Iran against Israel.

Three killed in Southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva after an Iranian missile hit a residential building.

The Israeli military said it has identified missiles launched toward Israel from Iran, and said its defensive systems were activated. “A short while ago, sirens sounded in several areas across Israel following the identification of missiles launched from Iran toward the State of Israel,” the Israel Defense Forces said.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi thanked Iran’s armed forces and said military operations against Israel “continued until the very last minute,” hinting that hostilities may have ended.