Iran accuses Israel of conducting strikes after ceasefire announcement

Irans armed forces have accused Israel of conducting a series of airstrikes on Iranian territory that continued into Tuesday morning, escalating already high tensions in the region despite international calls for de-escalation. In a statement broadcast on state television, a spokesman for Irans armed forces command claimed, The Zionist regime launched three waves of attacks on sites in Iranian territory until 9:00 am (0530 GMT) today. The official did not disclose specific locations or the extent of the damage, and there has been no immediate comment from Israeli officials. The accusation comes just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced what he described as a mutual ceasefire between Iran and Israel, following weeks of rising hostilities marked by cyberattacks, cross-border strikes, and retaliatory threats. Trump had claimed that both parties had agreed to step back from further aggression, in what was hailed as a diplomatic breakthrough in Washington. However, the latest claim by Tehran appears to contradict that narrative. Military analysts say that if confirmed, the strikes could signal either a breakdown in communications over the ceasefire agreement or a deliberate effort to undermine it by hardliners on either side. The post Iran accuses Israel of conducting strikes after ceasefire announcement appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.