Iran denies firing missiles at Israel post-ceasefire, leading to Israeli retaliation, casualties, and U.S. evacuations amid regional tensions.
Iran’s military denied on Tuesday (June 24, 2025) that it fired missiles at Israel hours after a ceasefire was supposed to begin, Iranian state television reported.
The report quoted the general staff of Iran’s armed forces, which includes its regular military and its paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, as making the denial.
Iran's Foreign Minister denies ceasefire agreement with Israel, stating Iran will stop firing if Israel stops attacking.
Iran and Israel traded waves of missile attacks as the ceasefire announced by US President Trump approached.
According to the report, the Israel Defense Forces issued at least two statements about missile launches from Iran after the…
The official stressed that Iran would "continue without hesitation" to respond to strikes by the Israeli and US armed forces
The Israeli military reported two missiles fired from Iran mid-morning on Tuesday, leading sirens to blare in the north several…
It wasn't immediately possible to reconcile the two messages as a deadline Trump previously set for the ceasefire passed.
Israel Warns Public Of A New Missile Barrage As Iranian State Media Announces Start Of Ceasefire
