Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel had secured a “historic victory” following the ceasefire, eliminating two existential threats: the potential destruction from nuclear weapons and the threat posed by Iran’s stockpile of 20,000 ballistic missiles. “Had we not acted, Israel's destruction would have been imminent,” he claimed. He thanked the U.S. military for a joint operation that, according to him, destroyed Iran’s underground uranium enrichment facility in Fordow. “We have dismantled Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Any future attempts will be met with the same resolve,” Netanyahu warned.

Thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran’s central Enghelab Square on Tuesday to celebrate what they called a victory over Israel following a 12-day war. Men, women, and children voiced strong support for the Iranian military’s resistance and raised slogans such as “Down with the U.S.,” “Death to child-killer Israel,” and “No compromise, no surrender — we’ll keep fighting America.”

Israel’s tax authority has received approximately 38,700 compensation claims due to damage from Iranian missile attacks during the 12-day conflict. Claims include damage to 30,809 buildings, 3,713 vehicles, and 4,085 pieces of equipment and other assets. In central Tel Aviv alone, more than 24,932 claims were filed. Authorities expect more claims as assessments continue.

Iran’s Health Minister Mohammad Reza Jafarkandi reported that 606 Iranians have been killed and 5,332 injured since the start of Israeli military aggression on June 13. He described the 24 hours before Tuesday’s ceasefire as the deadliest, with 107 fatalities and 1,342 injuries. According to the minister, 95% of the victims died under collapsed structures, while only 5% succumbed to injuries in hospitals.

Three leaders from the Barisal City Committee of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement announced their resignation on Tuesday, citing organizational paralysis and failure to implement plans for a mass uprising in July. In a joint statement, Nahid Islam (Joint Secretary), Jannat Ara Ria (Joint Convener), and Anannya Islam Esha (Organizer) also accused fellow activists of corruption, opportunism, and political servility.

The U.S. House of Representatives has dismissed an impeachment motion against former President Donald Trump, which was based on a single charge of abuse of power for ordering a military strike in Iran without congressional approval. The proposal was introduced by Texas Democrat Al Green, but it sparked little debate. Notably, several members of his own Democratic Party joined Republicans in voting to reject the motion. Green stated, “No single individual should have the power to push over 300 million people toward war without Congress,” and added, “The Constitution must be meaningful, or it becomes meaningless.”

Despite recent U.S. airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile remains largely intact, according to a preliminary intelligence assessment by the Defense Intelligence Agency. The report suggests the strikes have only temporarily set back Iran’s nuclear ambitions by a few months. While the U.S. administration claims it destroyed critical infrastructure, internal assessments suggest that most centrifuges remain operational.

U.S. Congressman Buddy Carter has nominated former President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his "historic and extraordinary" role in brokering a proposed ceasefire between Iran and Israel. In a letter to the Nobel Committee, Carter praised Trump’s leadership in preventing nuclear escalation and promoting peace in a volatile region. “Trump has shown the courage and clarity needed to advance peace in the Middle East, a region long plagued by deep-rooted hostilities,” Carter wrote.

In a recent phone call, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed deep gratitude to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for continued support amidst rising tensions with India. Sharif reiterated Pakistan's willingness to engage in constructive dialogue with India on unresolved issues including Kashmir, water, trade, and terrorism. He urged all parties to adhere to the UN Charter and international law, especially following Monday’s attacks. He also commended Saudi Arabia for its effective Hajj management. In response, the Crown Prince affirmed efforts toward lasting peace in the Middle East.

Advisor Md. Mahfuz Alam emphasized the urgent need for the Bangladesh Film Archive to adopt digital technology for film preservation. He said the institution must strengthen its capacity to preserve national and international cinematic works, along with documents related to Bangladesh’s history and heritage. Alam urged the archive to collect and preserve documentaries based on the Liberation War and interviews with national heroes. He also suggested gathering books and interviews with eminent personalities from various sources.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Bangladesh has warned the public about a fraud ring posing as ACC officials and offering case dismissals in exchange for bribes. In a public statement, the ACC clarified that it has no connection to such individuals. “Several fraudsters have already been arrested, and legal action is ongoing,” the statement said. The ACC also criticized NCP leader Hasnat Abdullah for spreading defamatory comments against ACC officials without verification and urged the public to report any extortion attempts impersonating ACC personnel to law enforcement.

A crude bomb (locally known as a 'cocktail') exploded near the Raju Memorial Sculpture at Dhaka University's TSC area on Tuesday night, sending shockwaves across the campus. Students suspect the explosion was intended to create fear and unrest ahead of the upcoming DUCSU elections. University Proctor Saifuddin Ahmed confirmed that a proctorial team was dispatched to investigate the incident.

Iran’s newly elected President Masoud Pezeshkian declared an end to the 12-day conflict with Israel, describing it as a triumph of the Iranian nation’s resilience. “Following our courageous national resistance, we now witness the establishment of a ceasefire that marks the end of Israel’s provocative war,” he said. Pezeshkian affirmed Iran’s respect for the Trump-era ceasefire agreement while maintaining unity against external aggression. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated the country's commitment to its nuclear program despite the recent Israeli attacks.

Health assistants across Bangladesh held a two-hour sit-in on Tuesday demanding six reforms, including recruitment rule amendments, bachelor’s degree qualification, and upgraded pay grades. Organized by the Bangladesh Health Assistant Association, the protest took place at upazila health complexes nationwide. Leaders voiced frustration over long-standing disparities and warned of intensified movements, including shutdowns, if demands remain unmet. They believe fulfilling the six-point charter will strengthen grassroots healthcare and ensure fair recognition for health assistants working in critical national immunization programs.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has recovered BDT 994 crore in taxes over the past nine months as part of efforts to curb tax evasion. A total of 16,572 investigations were conducted, revealing tax evasion amounting to BDT 6,246 crore. The NBR stated in a press release that it continues to play a vital role in national development by meeting revenue collection targets.