Despite Ceasefire, Israeli Strike Hits Iran-Twin Blasts Rock Tehran, Trump Furious!

International News: In a dramatic escalation that threatens fragile ceasefire efforts, Israel has launched another airstrike on Iranian territory. The attack reportedly targeted an old radar facility near northern Tehran. This move comes just hours after  U.S. President Donald Trump publicly urged both sides to maintain calm following recent tensions. Eyewitnesses in Tehran reported hearing two loud explosions late Tuesday evening, shaking residential areas and spreading panic. While initial reports confirm no immediate casualties or injuries, Iranian media is pointing fingers at what they call “the Zionist enemy” for igniting another chapter of hostility.

Israel Confirms Tehran Strike

Israel’s Army Radio later confirmed that the air force executed a targeted strike near Tehran, emphasizing it was aimed at a surveillance radar installation long believed to be part of Iran’s defense grid. This operation raises serious concerns about Israel’s intentions and how far it is willing to go despite mounting global pressure. The timing of the attack—just after a ceasefire appeal—suggests that Israel is not ready to back down from its aggressive strategy against Iranian assets. Meanwhile, Iranian authorities have yet to issue a detailed statement, though emergency response units were reportedly mobilized shortly after the blasts.

Trump Slams Israel's Aggression

U.S. President Donald Trump, who earlier called for restraint and ceasefire from both sides, has reportedly expressed disappointment at Israel's latest move. Sources close to Trump say he believes the attack “puts peace at risk” and might derail ongoing international mediation efforts. While Trump has traditionally been viewed as a strong supporter of Israel, this public rebuke indicates rising frustration within even the friendliest of quarters. Analysts believe this may also shift American public opinion, especially among conservative allies who back Trump's foreign policy style.

 Arab League Calls for Immediate Halt to Escalation

In response to the rising tensions, Arab League nations have issued a joint statement calling on both Iran and Israel to immediately honor the ceasefire. Citing the region’s vulnerability and economic fragility, they warned that any further confrontation could spark a broader Middle Eastern conflict. The Gulf nations, particularly Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are said to be pushing back-channel talks to de-escalate the crisis. However, with fresh attacks like this, hopes of a truce look increasingly dim.

Blasts Hint at New Conflict Phase

Security analysts warn that the latest Israeli strike could mark the beginning of a more intense phase of the conflict. Unlike previous tit-for-tat skirmishes, the nature of this attack—deep inside Iran’s airspace—may provoke a heavier Iranian retaliation. Tehran has remained relatively silent, but military movements near key air bases suggest possible countermeasures are being prepared. Observers fear that if this trajectory continues, the region may soon witness an open confrontation, breaking years of shadow warfare norms.