The United States pauses further air strikes against Iran after nearly two weeks of nightly bombardments, according to reports from multiple outlets. For the most recent night, no additional US strikes are reported to have taken place. Free Malaysia Today and France 24 both describe the pause as a notable shift from the previous pattern of continuous nighttime attacks.
France 24 cites US media reporting that Washington’s concerns about dwindling stockpiles of air-defense munitions, including Patriot interceptors and other weapons, may be contributing to the pause. Free Malaysia Today frames the halt as creating room for renewed negotiations, suggesting that the reduction in military activity could be linked to diplomatic efforts.
Taken together, the reports indicate the strike pause is ongoing at least in the near term and that US media commentary points to logistics and ammunition supply concerns as a possible factor. Neither outlet provides additional official confirmation of the reason beyond the cited US media reports, and both describe the situation primarily through the change in strike tempo and the resulting international expectations.
