Houthis fire on Saudi oil sites while the United States does not launch a strike on Iran for the first time in two weeks, according to reporting. The Express Tribune states that Washington gives no immediate explanation for stopping what it describes as 13 consecutive nights of strikes that began after a truce related to the Iran–Hormuz situation collapses. Channel NewsAsia relays the same development, linking the pause in US action to the recent shift in regional conditions while also highlighting the continued security pressure from the Houthis. The accounts describe Houthi fire targeting Saudi oil installations, indicating ongoing pressure on critical energy infrastructure. Taken together, the reports suggest a complex picture in the region: Houthi attacks continue against Saudi economic assets, while US military activity toward Iran temporarily halts. Neither source, in the provided text, details the scale of damage from the Saudi oil site attacks or cites an official US reason for the change in strike patterns.