Israeli Jets Enter Iranian Airspace, Attack Called Off

Israeli military aircraft entered Iranian airspace amid the ongoing ceasefire. This was confirmed by defense officials, who initially described the mission as symbolic, with no expected damage or casualties. The move came against the backdrop of ongoing diplomatic friction despite active dialogue between the two nations.

Simultaneously, U.S. President Donald Trump held real-time talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During the conversation, Trump expressed concern over potential escalation and urged strict adherence to the ceasefire agreement. He emphasized that any destabilizing actions would be considered a violation of the accord.

According to Trump, Israel canceled its planned airstrikes on Iranian territory. He stated that all Israeli aircraft turned around and returned to base without completing the mission. Trump added, “No one will be harmed. The ceasefire holds,” underscoring the peaceful resolution of the incident.

Earlier, Israeli officials announced a limited operation in response to prior Iranian actions. However, the specific targets and scope of the planned attack were not officially disclosed. Israeli sources indicated the mission aimed to demonstrate military readiness without causing damage.

The Iranian side has yet to comment on the incursion of Israeli aircraft into its airspace. Tehran remains on high alert, previously declared in response to a series of incidents. Airspace over several regions remains under heightened surveillance by air defense systems.

The international community is closely monitoring the situation. Representatives from several countries and organizations have called for restraint and a return to strict compliance with agreements. Against this backdrop, Trump’s statement on averting the strike may be seen as an effort to maintain control over the de-escalation process.

At present, military activity between Iran and Israel is formally suspended. Nonetheless, tensions persist, and the risk of renewed conflict remains a focal point for international observers and diplomatic mediators.

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