President Trump declared a ceasefire had begun between Israel and Iran.

But then Israel says Iran fired missiles. Iran denied it and Israel vowed to respond.

Is the ceasefire already over?

I'm Michelle Martin with Lelofato and this is up first from NPR News.

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Twelve days ago, Israel began striking Iran, damaging its nuclear facilities and killing scientists and military officials some in their homes.

The conflict quickly escalated, and over the weekend, the U.S. got directly involved, dropping bunker buster bombs on key nuclear sites. Last night, President Trump announced on social media that there is a ceasefire,

and shortly after, Vice President Vance was on Fox News trying to turn the page on the conflict.

I think the president really hit the reset button and said, look, let's actually produce

long-term peace for the region.

That's always been his goal.

But the situation at the moment is quite fluid.

It is.

And joining us to talk through what's going on is senior White House correspondent Tamara Keith.

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