After sirens sounded in southern Israel due to an Iranian ballistic missile attack, an early warning is issued in central Israel after the IDF detected another launch from Iran.

Sirens also expected in northern Israel

The ballistic missile fired by Iran at central Israel a short while ago carried cluster bomb warhead, footage shows.

Rescue forces are responding to reports of possible bomblet or other fragment impacts in central Israel following Iran's latest ballistic missile attack.

There are no immediate reports of injuries.

According to the IDF, some of the missiles launched at central and northern Israel carried cluster bomb warheads. Some of the missiles were intercepted, the military says.

Another ballistic missile attack from Iran has been detected by the IDF.

Sirens are expected to sound in southern Israel shortly.

Sirens also expected in central Israel.

No injuries are immediately reported after Iran's small salvo of ballistic missiles on southern and central Israel.

According to the IDF, some of the missiles were intercepted and others carried cluster bomb warheads that spread bomblets over wide areas.

Rescue forces are scanning sites of possible bomblets or impacts of other falling fragments.

Despite the announcement of a ceasefire, the Israeli Air Force continues to carry out strikes in Iran.

Iran, meanwhile, has fired several salvos of ballistic missiles at Israel since the ceasefire was reportedly supposed to take effect.

Two teenagers are lightly injured in Tel Sheva following Iran's latest ballistic missile attack on southern Israel, medics say.

Magen David Adom says it treated two 15-year-old boys who were hurt by a blast, apparently from a cluster submuntion.

Damage was also caused in Beersheba by another bomblet impact

Three boys are lightly injured by an Iranian cluster submuntion that struck the southern town of Tel Sheva, medics say.

Magen David Adom says it treated two 15-year-olds and a 12-year-old who were hurt by the blast and glass shards.

The IDF again calls on Lebanese civilians in the southern coastal city of Tyre to evacuate.

“Urgent warning to the residents of the city of Tyre, specifically in Shabriha… you must evacuate your homes immediately,” army spokesman Col. Avichay Adraee says on X, attaching a map showing a building that is to be targeted.

The entire city is already under a blanket evacuation order covering all of southern Lebanon, and the IDF has repeatedly ordered its residents to leave in recent weeks.

Meanwhile, several Israeli strikes are reported by Lebanese media in southern Lebanon.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said overnight that the two-week ceasefire in Iran does not cover Lebanon.

The Lebanese army calls on civilians not to return to villages in southern Lebanon, after Israel said the ceasefire in Iran does not apply to the fighting against Hezbollah.

"In light of the regional developments and the circulation of reports about a ceasefire, the army command calls on citizens to refrain from returning to the southern villages and towns and to avoid approaching areas where Israeli occupation forces have advanced, in order to preserve their safety, especially as they may expose their lives to the danger of ongoing Israeli attacks," the Lebanese Armed Forces says in a statement.

Hezbollah halted its fire on northern Israel and Israeli troops in southern Lebanon as part of the US-Iran ceasefire, three sources close to the terror group tell Reuters.

However, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the two-week Iran-US ceasefire would not include Lebanon, and Israeli strikes have continued.

The Israeli Air Force has not conducted any strikes in Iran since around 3 a.m., when the IDF says it carried out a wave of attacks aimed at reducing Iranian ballistic missile fire on Israel.

Meanwhile, the military says that it "continues fighting against the Hezbollah terror organization in Lebanon."

During the wave of "extensive" strikes in Iran overnight, IAF fighter jets hit launch sites and ballistic missile launchers, "with the aim of significantly reducing and suppressing the scope of launches," the military says.

"Israel Air Force fighter jets, directed by the Military Intelligence Directorate, struck dozens of launch sites — thereby disrupting a larger barrage of ballistic missiles that had been aimed at the State of Israel," the IDF says in a statement.

Iran continued to fire ballistic missiles at Israel until around 3:30 a.m.

The IDF says it also struck "key" weapon production sites in several areas of Iran before the ceasefire.

"In accordance with directives from the political echelon, the IDF has ceased fire in the campaign against Iran and remains on high alert in defense, ready to respond to any violation," the military says.

However, in Lebanon, the IDF says it "continues fighting and ground operations against the Hezbollah terror organization."

The Home Front Command is meanwhile carrying out an assessment, the IDF says it will update the public if any changes are made to guidelines for civilians.

The IDF reiterates its wide-scale evacuation warning for southern Lebanon, as the fighting against Hezbollah continues despite the ceasefire in Iran.

The IDF reiterates its evacuation warning for the southern suburbs of Beirut, a Hezbollah stronghold, ahead of airstrikes.

The IDF stresses that as of now there are no changes to the Home Front Command guidelines for civilians, despite the ceasefire in Iran.

"The Home Front Command is holding ongoing assessments and discussions, within which options for changes and updates to the policy are being examined," the military says.

"No decision has yet been made on the matter," the IDF says, adding that it will update the public when any changes are made.

A Hamas explosives expert was killed in an Israeli strike in the Gaza Strip on Monday, the military says.

According to the IDF, Muhammad Dawad was "an expert in engineering and producing explosive devices," and had "led and advanced dozens of terror attack plans against IDF troops during the war."

"The terrorist posed a real threat to our forces and was targeted in a precise strike," the IDF adds.

Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates say they have come under Iranian missile and drone attacks despite the ceasefire.

The Kuwaiti military says it has been dealing with "an intense wave of hostile Iranian attacks" since 8 a.m., during which 28 drones were intercepted.

Some of the drones targeted vital oil facilities, power stations and water desalination plants, causing major infrastructure damage, it says.

At the same time, the UAE defense ministry says its own air defenses are engaging missile and drone attacks from Iran.

The Hezbollah terror group calls on Lebanese civilians not to return to areas of Lebanon that the IDF ordered to be evacuated, "before the official final announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon."

"Today we stand on the threshold of a great historic victory, which will be achieved thanks to the sacrifices of the fighters, the blood of the martyrs, and your unmatched steadfastness and patience," Hezbollah says in its first statement since the ceasefire in Iran.

"We call on you in these decisive moments for more patience, steadfastness, and waiting, and not to go to the villages, towns, and targeted areas in the south, Beqaa [Valley], and the southern suburbs of Beirut before the official final announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon," it says.

Israel has said that the ceasefire in Iran does not cover Lebanon, and the fighting against Hezbollah continues.

Iran says that an oil refinery on Lavan Island was hit by airstrikes this morning.

"Around 10 a.m. the facilities of Lavan Oil Refinery, located on Lavan Island, were subjected to a cowardly attack by the enemies," Iran's National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company says in a statement carried by the Mehr news agency.