Iran fires missiles at Israel, says Trump - 'Stop now, call Netanyahu and tell him not to retaliate'

Iran fired several ballistic missiles at Israel on Sunday night. The attack was in response to an Israeli attack in Beirut, in which two people were killed and 20 wounded. According to Israel, this is the first time Iran has launched a missile attack on it since the ceasefire in April. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it was just a warning. Now, if there is another attack from the US or Israel, American and Israeli bases will be targeted. US President Donald Trump urged Iran and Israel not to attack each other. In an interview with Fox News, he said, "That's enough. I'm going to call Netanyahu right now and tell him not to retaliate. 5 big updates from the last 24 hours... 1. Death toll in Lebanon reaches 3,593: Israeli attacks since March 2 have so far killed 3,593 people and injured 10,990. In the last 24 hours, 35 people have lost their lives and 120 have been injured. 2. Israeli attacks intensify in southern Lebanon, 10 people killed: 10 people, including a brigadier general of the Lebanese army, were killed in Israeli attacks on Saturday. People were ordered to evacuate their homes in many areas after the attacks. 3. The United States claimed to have shot down 4 Iranian drones heading towards Hormuz and attacked radar sites on the island of Kesham. In response, Iran fired 7 ballistic missiles towards Kuwait and Bahrain, which it claimed to have intercepted. 4. Iran says US broke the ceasefire: Tehran has accused the US of violating the ceasefire by attacking coastal radar installations on the islands of Syria and Kesham. Iran said that the United States will be responsible for the situation that arises after this. 5. Iran-US deal stalled at ₹24 billion: According to a CNN report, the potential peace deal rests on the disclosure of Iran's ₹24 billion (about Rs 2.29 lakh crore) of frozen assets. Iran wants $12 billion to be announced along with the deal, but the United States has not yet agreed to it. Read the blog below for updates on the Iran war...