Iran denies launching missiles to other countries during ceasefire.
On the early morning of the 10th local time, reporters from the Central Radio and Television Station learned from the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that Iran has not launched missiles at any country since the ceasefire agreement came into effect.
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated in a declaration that several news agencies have reported in recent hours that facilities in some countries along the southern coast of the Persian Gulf have been attacked by drones and missiles, while Iran has not launched any missiles at any country during the ceasefire. If the media reports are true, then "it is undoubtedly the work of the United States or Israel." (Central Radio and Television Station reporters Li Jiannan and Li Chao)
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) denied launching any missiles during the ceasefire period, responding to reports of drone and missile attacks on facilities in southern Gulf states. The IRGC stated that if such attacks occurred, they would likely be attributed to the U.S. or Israel. This statement was made after the ceasefire agreement took effect.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated no missiles were launched during the ceasefire.
- Reports of drone and missile attacks on facilities in southern Gulf states were mentioned.
- Iran attributes any attacks to the U.S. or Israel if the reports are true.
- The statement was made following the activation of a ceasefire agreement.