Israeli media reported Friday morning that no US strikes were carried out in Iran overnight, following a night in which the US resumed aerial operations. The report comes amid the ongoing US-Iran military confrontation in the Gulf.
The report from Israeli media that no US strikes were carried out in Iran overnight marks a pause after the previous night's resumption of American operations. The message, attributed to N12, did not provide further details.
The ongoing US-Iran military confrontation in the Gulf has seen multiple waves of aerial strikes and pauses over recent weeks. As The Zioneer has reported, there have been instances of both intense operations and quiet nights. On July 26, the US held fire for a second consecutive night, and a monitoring a monitored channel reports of explosions in Bandar Abbas as inaccurate. Earlier, on July 9, US and Israeli sources denied striking Iran on a given night.
The latest report suggests a fluctuating operational tempo, with no indication of immediate escalation. No further details on the status of any ceasefire or planned operations were available.
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