Iran has officially denied reports of missile strikes on Israel following the ceasefire, with state TV dismissing the allegations as "denied," according to state media outlets . The denial comes in response to Israeli claims that missiles were launched just hours into the ceasefire, prompting immediate alarm.

Despite Iran’s rebuttal, Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz confirmed detection of missile launches from Iran and has ordered "high‑intensity operations" against targets in Tehran, declaring any breach of the ceasefire "will be met with force". The Israeli military also said it had intercepted missiles aimed at Israeli territory.

The situation underscores the fragile nature of the recently declared ceasefire, which U.S. President Trump had announced as “now in effect.” With both sides issuing conflicting statements, the risk of escalation looms large once more. International mediators are reportedly working behind the scenes to clarify the facts and prevent renewed hostilities.