WORLDJun 8 · 08:49 UTCPOLITICO EUROPEFerdinand Knapp

Iran and Israel exchange airstrikes, putting US-backed ceasefire in jeopardy

Iran and Israel exchanged airstrikes, disrupting a U.S.-backed ceasefire. Israeli military intercepted Iranian missiles and struck targets in Iran, while U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate. Markets and oil prices reacted negatively to the renewed conflict.

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