Iran launched a missile attack on Israel.

The IDF reported a missile strike from Iran on Israel

The IDF reported that sirens sounded in several areas of Israel after missiles launched from Iran were detected heading towards the country, according to 'Glavkom'.

Clash Report publishes a video showing a missile directly hitting one of the Israeli buildings.

Explosions were heard in several areas of Israel. A missile impact was recorded in Beersheba in the south of the country, reported the N12 channel.

Donald Trump announces a ceasefire between Israel and Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that a final agreement on a complete ceasefire has been reached between Israel and Iran. 'The official end of the twelve-day war will take place in a day. This could have been a war that lasted for years and destroyed the entire Middle East - but that did not happen and will never happen!', he wrote.

Later, Trump stated that the war between Israel and Iran had ended, and the ceasefire would be 'indefinite'. He called it 'a great day for America' and 'a great day for the Middle East'. When asked if the war had definitively ended, he replied: 'Yes. I do not believe they will shoot at each other again.'

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi also commented on Trump's statement regarding the ceasefire. Araqchi assured that no agreement exists between Israel and Iran. 'The final decision on stopping our military operations will be made later,' Araqchi concluded. Israel has not yet provided an official response.

U.S. mediation in resolving the conflict As a result of the conflict between Israel and Iran, which led to missile strikes, the U.S. acted as a mediator and managed to negotiate a ceasefire between the parties. President Donald Trump considers this a significant achievement for his country and the region as a whole. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister denied the existence of any agreement with Israel and stated that the decision to stop military operations would be made later.