Iranian salvos, proxies and ceasefire response
Key Questions
What is Iran's response to the ceasefire?
Iran's Supreme National Security Council confirmed acceptance of the 2-week ceasefire. It includes demands for regulated passage through Hormuz, sanctions relief, and talks in Islamabad on Friday.
What are True Promise4 claims?
True Promise4 refers to unverified Iranian salvos announced amid Bahrain sirens. Sporadic attacks were reported in Iran and Gulf countries post-ceasefire announcement.
How are Iranian proxies responding?
Proxies in Iraq, Haifa, and Bab el-Mandab remain active with ongoing operations. Houthis have demonstrated continued activity despite the ceasefire.
What gatherings occurred in Tehran after the ceasefire?
Crowds gathered in Tehran waving flags and chanting following the announcement of the US-Iran 2-week conditional ceasefire.
What are the ceasefire terms?
The ceasefire is contingent on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and halting strikes. Both sides declared victory, and it is hailed internationally as fragile.
Were there Iranian claims of downing U.S. aircraft?
IRGC claimed shooting down four U.S. aircraft and killing five U.S. personnel. Iran also reported using a new air defense system against U.S. aircraft and drones.
What is the status of pilot rescues?
A U.S. jet pilot was rescued in a high-stakes mission inside Iran. Another pilot was reported missing, with U.S. forces racing to rescue.
Are there ongoing Iranian retaliation efforts?
Iran has a live missile attack map tracking retaliation. Reports include rapid launcher recovery and locking targets on Gulf bridges after U.S. strikes.
True Promise4 claims unverified amid Bahrain sirens post-announcement; chem/bio hypotheticals; SNSC confirms 2-week pause acceptance/Islamabad talks Fri w/ Hormuz regulated passage/sanctions relief demands; proxies Iraq/Haifa/Bab el-Mandab ongoing.