Will the truce break after just one day… Israeli Defense Minister: "Respond with high-intensity strikes on Tehran"

While Israel and Iran have signed a ceasefire agreement, it has been reported that Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered a strong response to Iran’s violation of the truce.

According to Middle Eastern media outlet AlArabiya on the 24th (local time), Israel Katz, the Israeli Defense Minister, instructed an intense response through high-intensity strikes on targets in central Tehran (the capital of Iran) over Iran’s violation of the ceasefire. He stated, "Iran has completely violated the truce agreement," adding, "We will continue focused operations to attack Tehran."

This is claimed to be due to Iran's breach of the ceasefire agreement. According to CNN, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed, "Missile attacks from Iran targeted northern Israel." The Israeli military reportedly activated defense systems to intercept, and issued evacuation orders to the public. It was found that more than two missiles had been intercepted.

Accordingly, it is expected that Israel will take even stronger countermeasures. Previously, Israel stated in its first statement after the ceasefire, "Israel has eliminated threats in both nuclear and ballistic missile domains," and "We will respond firmly to any actions that violate the ceasefire agreement."

Meanwhile, the ceasefire between Israel and Iran took effect this morning. U.S. President Donald Trump said, "The ceasefire has just come into effect," and warned, "Do not violate it."

Bitcoin (BTC), which had been showing an uptrend on the news of the truce, also gave back some of its gains. As of 5:18 p.m., according to Binance USDT market, Bitcoin was trading at $104,640, up 2.46% from 24 hours ago.