Tehran Activates Air Defenses Amid US Strikes as Iran Rejects Iraqi-Led Ceasefire Proposal
- On Friday, July 24, 2026, air defenses activated in Tehran as the US continued its 11th consecutive day of strikes on Iran, with explosions reported in Ahvaz, Bandar Abbas, and the islands of Qeshm, Larak, and Hengam.
- Iran rejected an Iraqi-led ceasefire proposal Thursday, dismissing the offer as a 'temporary deal' that failed to address control over the Strait of Hormuz. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi had delivered the US-Iran proposal in Tehran.
- Casualty reports emerged as the Iran Health Ministry Spokesman reported 55 killed and 629 injured during the US military campaign. Iran reportedly targeted the US-affiliated Al-Salem airbase in Kuwait with drone and missile strikes.
- Trump threatened to seize Iranian funds to repair damaged US ships and cargo, prompting Iranian official Araghchi to condemn the move as an 'incendiary precedent.'
- AMIDF Arabic spokesperson Ella Waweya stated the military is prepared for fighting to resume, asserting, "We do not wait for missiles to fall or for the enemy to knock on our door before getting ready.
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Tehran activates air defenses amid US strikes as Iran rejects Iraqi-led ceasefire proposal
US will use Iranian money to repair damages to ships, cargo, says Trump • Iran targets Kuwait's Al-Salem airbase • Fifty-five killed, 629 injured in US strikes on Iran, says Iran Health Ministry
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HandelsblattThe U.S. military is flying new attacks on Iran. In the capital city of Tehran, air defense is becoming active. The danger of an even greater regional confrontation is growing with each day.
For the first time since the recent escalation in the Iran war, air defense has again been activated in Tehran. News about the war in the blog.
It is the eleventh night of attack in a row. The last attacks on Iran's capital Tehran occurred at the beginning of June. At that time, Israel had attacked targets in the city in response to Iranian missile attacks.
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