Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatens that Israel is ready to resume the fight against Iran, contradicting the American press.

Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Wednesday that Israel is 'ready to resume the fight' against Iran at any moment, in the context of a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran. Netanyahu emphasized that this agreement was made 'in full cooperation' with Israel, contradicting information from the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, which claimed that Tel Aviv was informed at the last moment about the truce.

The Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, stated that the situation is not over, asserting that the positions of the United States and Iran are very far apart. At the same time, Iran announced that it shot down a drone and warned of a strong response to any violation of the ceasefire.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that any incursion of enemy aircraft into Iranian airspace will be considered a violation of the agreement and will receive a firm response. American President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will work 'closely' with the Iranian leadership, despite the distrust expressed by Iran regarding American promises.