The United States halts a streak of nightly strikes on Iran for the first time in about two weeks, according to reports. The pause occurs while Iranian forces have not launched attacks on any of its neighbours, a contrast highlighted by both outlets covering the development. The reporting frames the change as a temporary shift in U.S. actions, with the previous pattern described as recurring nightly strikes. No specific details about the locations of strikes, the reasons for the pause, or whether any follow-on operations are planned are included in the provided summaries. However, the common thread across the articles is that the U.S. is currently holding off on the attacks and that Iran’s posture toward neighbouring countries is described as inactive. The two reports do not mention additional diplomatic steps, changes in military readiness, or confirmed timelines for whether the strikes will resume.