Iran fires missiles at Israel minutes after Donald Trump's war ceasefire

Iran fires missiles at Israel minutes after Donald Trump's war ceasefireDonald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire on the Middle East conflict, which includes Israel, as forces there have agreed to suspend their bombing campaignNewsBradley Jolly Overnight News Editor05:57, 08 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesSmoke rises following strikes on Tehran on Tuesday(Image: AFP via Getty Images)Iran has continued to launch missiles at Israel despite Donald Trump's ceasefire.‌Missiles were fired by Iran and Israel minutes after the announcement, which led to alerts for citizens in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and other countries to take cover. A gas processing facility in Abu Dhabi was ablaze this morning after incoming Iranian fire, officials said.‌But Mr Trump had finally reached an agreement to back down from the apocalyptic brink last night. Iran had listed a 10-point plan, to which Mr Trump agreed, although one demand is a £1 million-a-ship fee for Hormuz Strait.‌Yet regardless, missiles resumed across the Middle East. Iran has also insisted it will continue to control and charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz as well as enrich uranium.READ MORE: Iran state TV mocks Donald Trump's ceasefire as 'a humiliating retreat'READ MORE: Donald Trump backs down from apocalyptic brink and agrees to ceasefire with IranView 3 ImagesDonald Trump backed down after his chilling threat(Image: Getty Images)A senior White House official told CNN Israel is part of the two-week ceasefire. Israeli forces have agreed to suspend their bombing campaign while negotiations continue.‌Mr Trump initially said Iran proposed a "workable" 10-point plan which could help end the war he launched with Israel on February 28. But he later called the plan fraudulent without elaborating. The US President has said ending Iran’s nuclear program entirely was a key point of the war.The disclosure broadens the scope of Mr Trump's Truth Social announcemen...