Israeli Defense Minister Orders ‘Intense Strikes’ in Tehran

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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to deliver a “strong response” by launching intense attacks on government targets located in the heart of Tehran in retaliation for Iran’s alleged violation of the ceasefire agreement.The directive came shortly after authorities declared it was safe for Israelis to leave bomb shelters.Earlier, Katz had accused Iran of launching missiles again. Following this, he ordered the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) to take strict measures in response to what he called a breach of the ceasefire by Tehran.According to the Times of Israel, Iran launched two ballistic missiles, both of which were intercepted.So far, Iran has not officially acknowledged carrying out any missile attacks. Previously, Iran’s Foreign Minister stated, “If Israel stops its attacks, Iran will also halt its response or counterattacks.” This indicates that Iran’s commitment to the ceasefire was conditional.

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