L-R: Khamenei, Netanyahu
By Betul Yilmaz
Iran denied Israeli claims on Tuesday of launching new missiles into Israel after a ceasefire and vowed a resolute response to any new assaults on the country.
Israel had earlier on Tuesday claimed that Iran launched missile attacks on its territory in spite of the ceasefire agreement announced on Monday night by U.S. President Donald Trump.
“Iran has not launched any missiles toward occupied Palestinian territories in the past few hours,” the Iranian Armed Forces said in a statement cited by the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, for its part, vowed to respond decisively against “any act of aggression” by Israel.
“We achieved a victory that forced the enemy to accept defeat and unilaterally halt its aggression,” the council said in a statement.
