The Israeli Air Force completed a wave of strikes in Iran an hour ago, focusing on heavy industry.

The IDF has till now received no orders to cease attacks on Iran.

Meanwhile, an American official tells The New York Times the US forces have already been ordered to stand down in accordance with the ceasefire.

Another missile intercepted over southern Israel.

Iran’s 10 demands:

1. Cessation of hostilities.

2. Continuation of Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz.

3. Acceptance of uranium enrichment.

4. Removal of sanctions.

5. Removal of all secondary sanctions (sanctions on non-Iranian entities trading with Iran).

6. Cancellation of all UN Security Council resolutions against Iran.

7. Cancellation of all IAEA Board of Governors resolutions against Iran.

8. Payment of compensation to Iran.

9. Withdrawal of all US forces from the region.

10. Cessation of the war on all fronts, including against the "brave Islamic resistance in Lebanon."

Based on these demands, Trump declared a ceasefire and said meaningful negotiations could begin.

Sirens now in central Israel.

Iran fired a cluster warhead at central Israel. No immediate reports of injuries.

Iranian state media says the ceasefire went into effect 20 minutes ago.

Meanwhile, reports of Iranian missile attacks in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

Sirens in southern Israel.

Sirens now also in central Israel.

Remember, according to Iran, the ceasefire went into effect nearly 30 minutes ago.

Early reports of buildings hit in Petach Tikvah and Tel Aviv.

Missile attack on a US airbase in Saudi Arabia reported.

Sirens again in southern Israel.

Reports of a missile impact in Beersheva.

As of now, there are no reports of injuries in any of the Iranian missile attacks over the past hour.

Iranian state television says the nation's armed forces have been instructed to cease fire.

UPDATE: 4 people were lightly wounded by the last Iranian missile fired at southern Israel. Another 15 people suffered from shock.

Israeli warplanes are bombing Iranian missile launchers. (Channel 12)

According to the Associated Press, Iran will continue to collect transit fees from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz during the two-week ceasefire.