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Israel's Netanyahu and Iranian military's joint command announce 'suspension' of attacks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel's strikes on Iran had deterred them from further attacking, leading to a suspension of hostilities between the two parties.

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00:01Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that recent airstrikes on Iran
00:06have successfully deterred Tehran, leading to an effective pause in hostilities between
00:10both sides.
00:12In a televised statement on Monday, Netanyahu announced that the fire on the front is contained
00:17because, quote, the terror regime stopped its attacks after being hit, warning that Israel
00:22will respond with full force if Iran resumes its offensive.
00:27The announcement follows a rapid escalation earlier in the day when dozens of Israeli
00:31fighter jets struck strategic defense systems in central and western Iran.
00:36That operation came in response to waves of ballistic missiles fired by Iran's Revolutionary
00:41Guards who targeted locations including the Ramad David Air Base following Israeli strikes
00:46on Beirut.
00:48Israel's military stated its air defenses successfully intercepted 11 incoming missiles with no casualties
00:53reported.
00:56Amid the heavy exchanges, US President Donald Trump posted online demanding that both sides
01:00immediately stop shooting.
01:02Tehran has blamed Washington for the fighting, stating that Israeli actions cannot be separated
01:07from United States policies, while demanding that any permanent regional truce must also
01:13halt Israel's parallel campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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