For the second consecutive night, the US military did not carry out strikes in Iran, according to i24NEWS journalist Amichai Stein. The pause follows 13 consecutive nights of US strikes on Iranian targets.
Following the first night without US strikes on Iran in nearly two weeks on Saturday, the US military again refrained from striking Iran overnight on Sunday, according to i24NEWS journalist Amichai Stein. This marks the second consecutive night of no American strikes on Iranian territory.
The pause comes after a period of 13 consecutive nights of US airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure, which began in response to earlier escalation. The previous night's pause was reported by multiple outlets and was interpreted by some analysts as a sign of possible diplomatic progress, though others cautioned against reading too much into the lull.
As of Sunday morning, no US strikes have been reported overnight, and the situation remains unchanged from the previous night. The report is based on a single source and has not been independently confirmed.
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