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Hi there, from CNN. I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, June 24th.

Just hours after President Donald Trump declared a ceasefire was in effect between Iran and Israel,

there have already been accusations it's been broken.

An Israeli military official told CNN it intercepted two missiles launched from Iran.

And Israel's defense minister says

forces will, quote, respond with force after what he described as Iran's utter violation

of the agreement. An Iranian senior security official tells CNN it did not fire any missiles

after the ceasefire started. Middle East correspondent for the economist Greg Karlstrom says this is unsurprising.

That happens a lot, right? You think back to the ceasefire in Lebanon, in November.

There was some rocket fire from Lebanon after the ceasefire was supposed to start.

There were Israeli airstrikes. I think, let's see how long it goes on. Let's

see if by the end of the day, by tomorrow, there's actually a ceasefire that's holding.

If there's not, I think at that point, you have to start asking questions about whether

there are factions inside of Iran that don't want the war to end or whether there's some

sort of command and control issue in Iran.

The apparent ceasefire agreement came after Iran's retaliation for U.S. strikes, with Tehran hitting an American-run military base in Qatar yesterday.

But they gave the U.S. and Qatar a heads up hours before they struck.

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