The US has paused strikes on Iran after nearly two weeks as President Donald Trump reportedly put plans for a wider military campaign on hold over concerns about dwindling Patriot missile interceptor stockpiles. The move comes amid rising regional tensions and renewed calls for diplomacy.
The US has paused strikes on Iran after nearly two weeks as President Donald Trump reportedly put plans for a wider military campaign on hold over concerns about dwindling Patriot missile interceptor stockpiles. The move comes amid rising regional tensions and renewed calls for diplomacy.
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The US has paused strikes on Iran after nearly two weeks as President Donald Trump reportedly put plans for a wider military campaign on hold over concerns about dwindling Patriot missile interceptor stockpiles. The move comes amid rising regional tensions and renewed calls for diplomacy.
