Israel has reopened its airspace following a temporary closure triggered by a series of Iranian missile attacks on Monday night. The airspace was shut down as a precautionary measure but reopened after the ceasefire announcement. On Tuesday, foreign passengers rushed to airports, with rescue flights departing for destinations such as Australia.

Israel has formally accepted former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed ceasefire with Iran. In a statement released Tuesday, Israeli authorities said: “Any violation of this ceasefire will be met with a strong response.” The statement also claimed Israel had delivered significant blows to Iran’s military leadership and destroyed multiple strategic targets within central Tehran over the past 24 hours. Israel also thanked Trump for his mediation efforts.

Malaysia’s Ministry of Human Resources has urged all migrant workers earning less than RM1,700 per month to report their employers to the nearest labor office. Violating employers could face a fine of RM10,000 per worker, with repeat offenses leading to daily fines of RM1,000 and up to five years in prison or RM20,000 in penalties. The announcement follows media reports that some express and exclusive bus drivers were receiving as little as RM700 per month, with some not even being paid their base salaries.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held urgent calls with the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia and Qatar to discuss de-escalation strategies amid rising Middle East tensions. During a conversation with Qatari envoy Ali Mubarak Ali Essa, Sharif expressed deep concern over Iran’s recent strike on a U.S. base in Qatar and stressed the importance of peace and cooperation. In a separate call with Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Said Al-Maliki, Sharif reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to diplomatic solutions and proposed a trilateral cooperation framework involving Pakistan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

After announcing a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, former President Trump urged both nations to respect the agreement. “The ceasefire is now in effect. Please, do not violate it,” Trump posted. Notably, hours before the truce announcement, Iran launched missile attacks on Israel that reportedly killed four civilians.

Following nearly two weeks of intense conflict, both Iranian and Israeli media confirmed that a ceasefire has come into effect. President Trump had earlier announced the truce, stating it would be implemented six hours post-declaration, around midnight local time. Iran’s state outlet Press TV said the ceasefire took effect after four separate Iranian attacks on Israeli-occupied areas. Israeli outlets Channel 12 and Ynet also confirmed the truce but noted uncertainty over the exact conditions and timing of enforcement.

Iranian media has confirmed the assassination of Mohammad Reza Seddiqi Saber, a high-ranking official linked to the country’s nuclear program. He was reportedly targeted in an Israeli strike late last night in Astaneh Ashrafieh, Gilan Province. This comes two months after the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Saber for alleged involvement in nuclear weapons proliferation.

Former members of the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR), dismissed after the 2009 mutiny, are staging a protest in front of the National Museum with three demands for justice and rehabilitation. Protesters, including families of affected personnel, threatened to surround the Chief Advisor’s residence in Jamuna if their demands are not met by noon. Maruf Sarkar, a protester and son of a former BDR member, said: “We are here to demand justice for the unfairly dismissed and imprisoned BDR members, and to restore their rightful dignity and welfare.”

Mohammad Mojibur Rahman Mintoo Mia (63), a local leader of the ruling Awami League’s labor wing, was detained by residents in Demra and handed over to police on Monday. Eyewitnesses said a group of 15–20 people arrived in the Staff Quarter area during an AL protest march, prompting locals to chase them. While most fled, Mintoo Mia was caught and turned over to authorities. Police confirmed that he is a suspect in a murder case related to the 2009 mass uprising and was arrested accordingly.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reported that Iran launched missiles toward Israeli territory just moments after former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. In a statement on Tuesday, the IDF confirmed: “A short while ago, missile launches from Iran toward Israeli territory were detected. Air defense systems have been activated in response, and residents have been instructed to remain in protected areas.” Earlier, Trump had declared, “Both Iran and Israel have agreed to a full and comprehensive ceasefire.”

The army has detained Hanif Mia, secretary of the Uttara West Thana unit of BNP’s volunteer wing, on charges of inciting a mob during the arrest of former Chief Election Commissioner Nurul Huda. Uttara West Police Station OC Md Hafizur Rahman confirmed the arrest on Monday night, adding that a police team had been dispatched to bring him to the station. Operations to detain others involved in the incident are ongoing.

Kuwait and Bahrain have reopened their airspace after temporarily closing it following Iranian missile attacks on U.S. military installations in Qatar. Dubai authorities confirmed that airport operations have fully resumed. Qatar’s Civil Aviation Authority also issued a statement noting that air traffic has returned to normal.

Several military bases in Iraq, including Imam Ali, Balad, and Taji, have come under attack amid the Iran-Israel conflict. There have also been reports of drone strikes near Baghdad International Airport. Al Jazeera reported these developments, although the perpetrators remain unidentified. Iranian media outlet Tasnim reported hearing two large explosions inside Balad base, which was once the second-largest U.S. military installation in Iraq.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. Following the announcement, global oil prices have been falling sharply. Brent crude prices dropped an additional 4%, settling near $68 per barrel, continuing the downward trend from a 7% drop in the previous session. Meanwhile, stock markets in Asia have seen a significant rise, with major indices in Japan, South Korea, and Australia posting gains.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran has made it clear Israel initiated the conflict and Tehran has no interest in continuing the war. “So far, no agreement on ceasefire has been finalized. But if Israel stops its illegal attacks on the Iranian people by the set deadline of 4 AM, Iran will have no intention of continuing the war,” he said. However, it’s noteworthy that the declared deadline has already passed.