The cease-fire between Israel and Iran, announced by former President Trump, faltered hours after starting Tuesday. Israel accused Iran of launching missiles, violating the truce, while Iran denied the claims. The agreement aimed to end nearly two weeks of intense missile and drone attacks that killed dozens and disrupted civilian life. Trump’s announcement, timed before a NATO summit, sought to highlight U.S. diplomacy. Both
nations claimed strategic wins, but air raid sirens in Israel signaled potential violations, prompting retaliation threats. The conflict’s toll included civilian casualties and evacuations, with Israel targeting Iranian missile sites. The truce’s collapse risks broader regional instability, as civilians remain wary of renewed violence. Global leaders urged restraint, but the cease-fire’s future is uncertain.
