After 13 consecutive nights of strikes against Iran, the U.S. military has not announced any further airstrikes against Iran
Svmuu News: According to CNN, U.S. Central Command has launched strikes against Iran nearly every day for the past two weeks, but on Friday (early this morning Beijing time), the U.S. military did not announce any strikes against Iran. For 13 consecutive nights prior to this, U.S. Central Command had posted messages on social media stating that it was striking military targets inside Iran. However, no such announcement was made on Friday night Eastern Time. It remains unclear whether this means U.S. Central Command did not take military action against Iran on Friday.
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