Israel announces waves of Iranian rockets shortly after Trump spoke of a armistice between the two rivals

The Israeli army said Iran launched several waves on Tuesday, emergency services announcing three dead, a few hours after US President Donald Trump spoke about the full cease between Israel and Iran, ending a 12 -day war, Reuters reported.

Witnesses said they heard explosions near the cities of Tel Aviv and Beersheba, in the south of Israel. The Israeli army said Iran has launched six waves, and the National Ambulance Service in Israel has announced that three people were killed in Beersheba, the first victims reported in Israel since announcing the fire by Trump on Monday to Tuesday.

A high official of the White House said Trump has negotiated a fire termination agreement in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Israel accepted, provided Iran did not launch new attacks.

“Assuming that everything will work properly, what will happen, I would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran, because they had the power, courage and intelligence to put an end to what should be called” 12 -day war “, Trump wrote on Social Truth.

An Iranian official has previously confirmed that the Tehran has accepted an armistice, but the foreign minister of the country said that hostility will not be ceased unless Israel stops his attacks.

What the Iranian Foreign Minister says

Abbas Araqchi said on Tuesday morning that if Israel would stop his “illegal aggression” against the Iranian people until Tuesday at 4 o'clock, Tehran time (00:30 GMT), Iran does not intend to continue his answer afterwards.

“The final decision regarding the cessation of our military operations will be taken later,” Araqchi added in an X post.

Trump has suggested that Israel and Iran will have some time to complete the ongoing missions, at which point the cessation of fire will start in a step.

The SNN semi-off The Israeli press reports at this time that Tehran has launched the sixth rocket salvation this morning.

Israel, along with the United States, has launched at the weekend attacks on Iranian nuclear installations, after saying that Tehran was about to obtain a nuclear weapon.

Iran denies that he would have a nuclear program, but the supreme leader Ali Khamena said that if he would like this, the world leaders “could not stop us.”

Israel, who is not a party to the International Treaty of Non -Proliferation, is the only country in the Middle East that is believed to have nuclear weapons. Israel does not deny or confirm this.

USA in contact with Iran

The Prime Minister of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani, obtained the Tehran's agreement during a telephone call with Iranian officials, an informed official about negotiations told Reuters on Tuesday.

The US Vice -President, JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Special Submission of the US, Steve Witkoff, were in direct and indirect contact with the Iranians, a white house official said.

Neither the mission of Iran at the UN, nor the Israel Embassy in Washington responded to separate requests from Reuters.

A few hours earlier, three Israeli officials reported that Israel intends to conclude the Iran campaign and sent the US message.

Reactions on scholarships

Netanyahu asked the ministers of the government, whose discussions ended on Tuesday morning, not to make public statements, informed the Israeli television station Channel 12. The markets reacted favorably to this news.

Futures contracts on the S&P 500 index increased by 0.4% Monday evening, suggesting that traders expect the American scholarship to open on Tuesday.

Futures contracts on the American gross oil dropped on Tuesday, in the first hours of trading in Asia, to the lowest level of the last week, after Trump said he had agreed on an armistice, calming fears about interrupting supply in the region.

The end of the conflict?

It does not seem to have been installed still in the region, Reuters comments. The Israeli army issued two evacuation warnings in less than two hours for the inhabitants of the Iranian capital Tehran, one Monday night late and one Tuesday morning.

The Radio of the Israeli army announced on Tuesday morning that the alarms were activated in the southern area of ​​the Golan heights due to the fears of hostile planes.

On Monday, Trump said he would encourage Israel to continue the peace process, after rejecting Iran's attack on an American air base, which did not cause victims, and thanked the Tehran for the prior warning about the attacks.

“A very weak reaction”

He said that Iran launched 14 missiles on the American air base, qualifying this gesture as “a very weak reaction, which I expected and to which I answered very efficiently.”

The way Iran managed the attack recalled the previous confrontations with the United States and Israel, Tehran seeking a balance between saving his image with a military reaction, without causing a climbing cycle he cannot afford.

Iran's attack came after the US army launched 30,000 kilograms on the Iranian underground nuclear installations, joining the Israel's airspace.

Much of the population of 10 million inhabitants of Tehran fled after days of bombing.

The Trump administration argues that its purpose was just the destruction of the Iranian nuclear program, not to trigger a larger war.

“Now Iran is unable to build a nuclear weapon”

“Iran was very close to having a nuclear weapon,” said JD Vice President in an interview with the show “Special Report with Bret Baier” from Fox News.

“Now Iran is unable to build a nuclear weapon with the equipment it has, because we destroyed it,” said Vance.

Trump has quoted reports of information services that Iran was close to building a nuclear weapon, without giving more details. However, American intelligence agencies said earlier this year that they evaluated that Iran did not build a nuclear weapon, and a source with access to American intelligence services told Reuters last week that this evaluation has not changed.

In a post on social networks on Sunday, Trump spoke about the overthrow of radical clerical leaders who were the main enemies of Washington in the Middle East since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

However, Israel said that his attacks on Evin prison – a known prison for holding political prisoners – and on other targets in Tehran aimed to generally hit the Iranian leadership and its ability to stay in power.