On Tuesday, June 24, alarms sounded in northern Israel due to a new missile strike from Iran.
This occurred shortly after a ceasefire was supposed to take effect between the two nations, according to the Times of Israel.
What we know about Iran's attack on Israel following the ceasefire announcement
Residents in the areas where alarms were triggered were instructed to remain in shelters until further notice.
Preliminary reports indicate that Iran launched at least one ballistic missile towards Israel. The strike took place after the planned commencement of the ceasefire.
It is likely that the missile was intercepted. Currently, there are no reports of damage or casualties resulting from the attack.
Subsequently, information emerged that Iran had launched two ballistic missiles at Israel, both of which were successfully intercepted.
In response to Iran's violation of the ceasefire, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to “respond decisively with intensive strikes on regime targets in central Tehran.”
