Iran Denied Israel’s Allegation Of Attack After Ceasefire

• Israel said that Iran violated the ceasefire deal and continued its attack.

• Iran has thus denied the allegation and said that Israel is making lame and false excuses.

State news agencies confirmation:

In a televised statement, Iran denied the allegations and said that all accusations are false and unfounded. Moreover, Iran has not violated the ceasefire deal.

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The semi-officials news agency also posted on Telegram, “The news that Iran fired missiles at the occupied territories after imposing a ceasefire on the Zionist regime is denied.” Nour news also said the same thing.

Israel warning:

Israel thought that Iran had targeted southern Israel after the ceasefire. However, Iran had denied the allegation. Despite the denial, Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich warned Iran and said that Tehran will tremble.

Ceasefire agreement:

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council stated that Iran has accepted the ceasefire agreement with Israel. It stated that it was a national decision to avoid further unrest in the region.

It also thanked Iran’s military response against Israeli attacks. It said that the attacks were proportional and timely.