US-Israel Strikes on Iran Despite Truce

0:00On March 24, tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran are escalating despite a recent pause in strikes. Iranian media reports that U.S.-Israeli air strikes hit two gas facilities in Isfahan province and a pipeline feeding a power plant in Kormshar. These attacks came right after President Donald Trump announced a five-day halt on targeting Iran's power infrastructure following what he called, productive talks with Tehran. The strikes caused partial damage to the facilities in central Iran, though exact timing remains unclear. Trump made his announcement on social media late Monday, just before a two-day ultimatum expired demanding Iran, reopened the strait of Hormuz. Iran dismissed Trump's claims of talks' fake news and accused him of trying to influence rising oil prices from the strait's partial closure. In response, Iran fired multiple missile waves at Tel Aviv, triggering air-raid sirens across parts of Israel. Having debris from interceptions damaged homes in northern Israel and injured six people,

1:02one munition with about 100 kilograms of explosives struck the area, harming buildings and vehicles. As both sides trade blows, the region braces for what comes next in this volatile standoff.