US-Iran Ceasefire Deadline Reached Amid Israeli Missile Attacks
The deadline set by US President Donald Trump for Iran to cease fire in its conflict with Israel passed on Tuesday. Despite the deadline, Iran launched missile barrages, resulting in the deaths of at least three people in Israel. Israel has not acknowledged the ceasefire announcement.
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- United Arab Emirates
The deadline set by President Donald Trump for Iran to cease hostilities against Israel was reached early Tuesday, leading to continued tensions.
Despite the ceasefire demand, Iran launched a series of missile attacks on Israel, killing at least three people, according to rescuers on the ground.
As the situation unfolded, Israeli officials did not officially recognize the ceasefire proposed by Trump, complicating efforts to de-escalate the conflict.
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