Iran and Israel have announced a suspension of their retaliatory attacks following recent escalations. The declaration came on Monday, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the conflict was now under control. Earlier the same day, Tehran announced it would halt military actions for the time being, warning that any new Israeli strikes on Iran or Lebanon would prompt a response. Iran’s top military command, the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, confirmed the decision in an official statement.

The announcement followed two months of reciprocal attacks between the two countries, which reignited tensions across the Middle East on Sunday night. Despite the temporary ceasefire, exchanges of fire continued into Monday morning before both sides declared a pause in hostilities.

The situation remains fragile, with both nations signaling conditional restraint depending on future military actions.