Iran Denies Missile Launch Amid Ceasefire Uncertainty

Iran has refuted claims that it launched missiles at Israel following the declaration of a ceasefire. The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported that Iran had not fired any missiles, contradicting earlier reports from the Israeli military, which stated that it had detected and intercepted two missiles launched from Iran towards northern Israel.

In response to the alleged missile launch, Israel issued a warning that it would retaliate by targeting regime sites in central Tehran. This escalation comes after Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, had previously indicated that Iran would cease its attacks if Israel stopped its airstrikes. The situation remains uncertain, as it is unclear whether the detected missile launch will affect the ceasefire agreement.

The ceasefire was announced by Iran, Israel, and the United States, with Iran reportedly launching its final round of missiles at Israel as the ceasefire came into effect. However, there has been no immediate confirmation from Israel regarding the ceasefire deal, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the situation.

Iran's denial of the missile launch and the lack of confirmation from Israel underscore the fragile nature of the ceasefire agreement. The situation remains tense, with both sides prepared for potential retaliation. The international community will be closely monitoring developments as the ceasefire's viability hangs in the balance.