The United States did not carry out strikes on Iran overnight, breaking a pattern of 13 consecutive nights of attacks, The Zioneer reports. The report confirms earlier unverified claims that the US had paused its campaign.
The United States did not carry out strikes on Iran overnight, breaking a pattern of 13 consecutive nights of attacks, The Zioneer reports.
The Zioneer reported on Friday that the US had struck Iran for a 13th consecutive night. At 03:57 Jerusalem time on Saturday, an unverified report suggested no strikes had occurred that night. The Zioneer now confirms that no strikes took place overnight, ending the streak.
The 13-night campaign began on July 12, according to prior reports. It remains unclear whether the pause signals a de-escalation or a tactical shift. The US has not issued an official statement on the overnight operations.
3 developments
- DevelopingAfter night of strikes, US holds fire in Iran overnight, Israeli media report
- DevelopingUS struck Iran overnight, Tehran issued false claim of retaliation, analysis argues
- StrongUS holds fire on Iran for second night; monitor says Bandar Abbas blast reports were inaccurate
- DevelopingOpinion: US overnight strikes on Iran limited to IRGC military assets, analyst assesses
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