Israel and Iran Agree to Ceasefire; Airspace Reopened

Tehran: After 12 days of intense conflict, Israel and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire. Following the agreement, Israel has reopened its airspace, a move confirmed by the Israel Airport Authority. The closure had been imposed after Iran launched ballistic missiles toward Israel. U.S. President Donald Trump was the first to announce the ceasefire, which was later confirmed by both Iran and Israel. However, tensions resurfaced shortly after, with Israel accusing Iran of violating the agreement by launching additional missiles. Reports indicate that the Israeli defense minister has instructed military forces to prepare for a possible counterstrike.