- The Israeli army says the missile shot from Iran.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister says there is still no agreement.
- Blanca: Israel on board whenever there are no more attacks.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, announced on Monday a high fire between Israel and Iran, which potentially finished the 12 -day war that saw millions fleeing from Tehran and caused fears of greater escalation in the region devastated by war.
But there was no confirmation of Israel and the Israeli army said it had detected missiles launched from Iran to Israel in the early hours of Tuesday.
“The defensive systems are operating to intercept the threat,” said Israel’s defense forces in a statement.
Israel, together with the United States on the weekend, has carried out attacks against Iran’s nuclear facilities, after claiming that Tehran was approaching a nuclear weapon.
“Assuming that everything works as it should, which, that I would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran, for having resistance, courage and intelligence to finish, what should be called, ‘the 12 -day war’,” Trump wrote in his social site of truth.
While an Iranian official previously confirmed that Tehran had agreed to stop the fire, the country’s foreign minister said there would be no cessation of hostilities unless Israel stopped his attacks.
Abbas Araqchi said early on Tuesday that if Israel stopped his “illegal aggression” against the Iranian people no later than 4 am Tehran time (0030 GMT) on Tuesday, Iran had no intention of continuing his answer later.
No Israeli attacks have been reported against Iran since then.
“The final decision on the cessation of our military operations will be taken later,” Araqchi added in an X publication.
A senior White House official said that Trump had negotiated the agreement in a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel had agreed while Iran wouldn’t release more attacks.
Trump seemed to suggest that Israel and Iran would have some time to complete the missions that are underway, at which time the fire would begin in a staged process.
Iran denies having had a nuclear weapons program, but Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has said that if I wanted, world leaders “could not stop us.”
Israel, which is not part of the International Non -Proliferation Treaty, is the only country in the Middle East that is believed to have nuclear weapons. Israel does not deny or confirm that.
Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, said Tehran’s agreement during a call with Iranian officials, said an informed official about Reuters negotiations on Tuesday.
The American vice president JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the special envoy of the United States Steve Witkoff were in direct and indirect contact with the Iranians, said the White House official.
Neither the UN mission of Iran nor the Israeli embassy in Washington responded to separate requests from Reuters comments.
Hours before, three Israeli officials had indicated that Israel was looking to conclude their campaign in Iran soon and had transmitted the message to the United States.
Netanyahu had told government ministers whose discussions ended early on Tuesday not to speak publicly, Channel 12 television in Israel reported.
The markets reacted favorably to the news.
Futures S&P 500 increased 0.4% on Monday night, suggesting that merchants expect the US stock market to open with profits on Tuesday.
The future raw of the United States.
End of the fight?
It still didn’t seem to be calm in the region.
The Israeli army issued two evacuation warnings in less than two hours to the residents of the areas of the Iranian capital Tehran, one at night and another early on Tuesday.
The Radio of the Israeli army reported early on Tuesdays that the alarms were activated in the area of South Golan Heights due to the fear of hostile intrusion on the plane.
Earlier on Monday, Trump said he would encourage Israel to proceed towards La Paz after dismissing Iran’s attack on an American air base that did not cause injuries and thank Tehran for the early anticipation of the strikes.
He said Iran shot 14 missiles at the US Air Base. Uu., Calling it “a very weak response, which we expected, and we have counteracted very effectively.”
The management of Iran’s attack recalled previous clashes with the United States and Israel, with Tehran looking for a balance between saving the face with a military response but without causing a cycle of climbing that cannot be allowed.
Tehran seems to have achieved that goal.
Iran’s attack occurred after American bumper bombs fell 30,000 pounds in Iranian underground nuclear facilities over the weekend, joining Israel’s air war.
Much of the population of 10 million Tehran has fled after days of bombing.
The Trump administration argues that its objective was exclusively to destroy Iran’s nuclear program, not to open a broader war.
“Iran was very close to having a nuclear weapon,” said Vice President JD Vance in an interview in the “Fox News Special Report with Bret Baier.”
“Now Iran is unable to build a nuclear weapon with the team they have because we destroy it,” Vance said.
Trump has cited intelligence reports that Iran was close to building a nuclear Weaopon, without preparing. However, the United States intelligence agencies said earlier this year that they evaluated that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon and a source with access to US intelligence reports. Uu. He told Reuters last week that this evaluation had not changed.
But in a publication on social networks on Sunday, Trump talked about demolishing the clerical rulers of a hard line that have been the main enemies of Washington in the Middle East since the Islamic revolution of Iran of 1979.
Israel, however, had made it clear that his attacks on Evin prison, a noticeable prison for housing political prisoners, and other objectives in Tehran intended to greatly achieve the Iranian domain apparatus, and their ability to maintain power.
