Several large explosions reported in the town of al-Taji to the north of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

Explosions are continuing to be seen and heard near Camp Taji to the north of Baghdad, with reports of possible airstrikes targeting Iranian-backed forces in Iraq.

Multiple large fires are burning now at Camp Taji to the north of Baghdad.

During a phone interview earlier with NBC News, U.S. President Trump called the ceasefire between Iran and Israel “a wonderful day for the world, in my opinion.” Adding that he believes the ceasefire will last “forever” and that he does not believe that Israel and Iran “will ever be shooting at each other again.”

Reports are now suggesting that a surface-to-air missile launcher and radar site were targeted and are now burning at Camp Taji to the north of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad.

I’m starting to think that Khamenei is either dead or there has been some kind of coup within the Iranian Armed Forces, because that is the only way these statements being made by Trump, Vance, and other officials within the last hour make any sense.

The fire at Camp Taji to the north of Baghdad has been brought under control now, with a clearer image able to be seen of the air-defense and radar system that was targeted, apparently by a drone or an airstrike.

Baghdad Operations Commander, Lt. Gen. Walid al-Tamimi, has now confirmed that an “unknown drone” targeted an air-defense and radar site at Camp Taji to the north of the capital earlier, resulting in significant damage to the site but no casualties among the Iraqi Armed Forces.

Unverified reports now of a possible drone attack and explosions at the Camp Victory Complex and Baghdad International Airport in Iraq.

Heavy airstrikes are continuing still against Western Tehran.

Another Iranian nuclear scientist was reportedly eliminated tonight in Tehran by a precision-strike from the Israeli Air Force.

The Israeli Air Force is continuing to carry out strikes across Tehran and Western Iran.

Reports of a one-way drone attack now against a third military site in Iraq, with Balad Air Base to the north of Baghdad claimed to have been targeted, following drone strikes on both Camp Taji and the Camp Victory Complex.

It is now 3:30am in Israel, with Iranian officials reportedly telling France 24 earlier that if Israeli strikes continue after 3:30 Tel Aviv time, Iran would consider the ceasefire as voided.

Reports of a drone attack now on U.S. Forces stationed at Al-Asad Airbase in Western Iraq, following several drone strikes within the last hour or so against three other military sites in Eastern Iraq near Baghdad.

According to the Fars News Agency, which is managed by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), U.S. President Trump's ceasefire claim is “completely false” and aimed at diverting attention from the United States’ recent humiliation after attacks on its bases in the Middle East. No official or unofficial proposal was received. Iran will soon respond “on the ground.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi publicly denies that Iran has agreed to a ceasefire or cessation of military operations with Israel, but states that if Israel halts further strikes against Iran no later than 4:00am IRST, then Iran will not retaliate militarily any further. It is currently 4:24am in Tehran.

No reports of an Israeli strikes within the last few minutes against the Iranian capital of Tehran, with a calm said to have spread over the city.

Iraqi channels are now reporting that another air-defense radar has been struck at Imam Ali Air Base in the Dhi Qar Governorate of Southern Iraq, making this the fourth U.S/Iraqi military base to have targeted tonight by drones and the second air-defense radar to have been destroyed.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi appears to confirm the end of hostilities between Iran and Israel, with him thanking the Iranian Armed Forces for their efforts in defense and attack during the war against Israel.

Ballistic missile launches now from Iran towards Southern Israel.