U.S. Media: The U.S. Appears to Have Suspended Military Operations Against Iran
Svmuu News: A U.S. Department of Defense source told CNN that operations related to Iran are currently on “hold”; previously, the U.S. had carried out strikes against Iran for 13 consecutive nights, but such military operations now appear to have been suspended. U.S. Central Command did not announce any new round of strikes against Iran on Friday or Saturday. It remains unclear whether this means U.S. forces have not taken military action against Iran over the past two days. (Jin Shi)
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