The ceasefire between Iran and Israel, which had been in place since April 8, collapsed on Monday, leading to a significant escalation in military confrontations in West Asia. Iran launched a missile barrage towards Israel, prompting nationwide emergency alerts and the activation of air defense systems. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) reported intercepting some missiles but warned of ongoing threats. In retaliation, Israel conducted airstrikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure, including strikes in Tehran and Isfahan, which were confirmed by Iranian state media. Amidst the heightened tensions, US President Donald Trump asserted control over the crisis management, urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from further military actions. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced 'Operation Nasr,' targeting key Israeli airbases in response to the strikes. International leaders have called for restraint, emphasizing the humanitarian and economic implications of the conflict. Despite the intense military exchanges, there are signs of potential de-escalation as diplomatic efforts continue, with both Iran and Israel reportedly open to negotiations for a ceasefire.