The United States and Iran are pausing military strikes for a second consecutive day, according to multiple reports. After a period of escalating exchanges that included nightly attacks by the US on Iran for roughly two weeks, accounts on Sunday say neither side launches strikes for the second day in a row. The pause occurs after sustained hostilities that had raised concerns about further escalation. While the reports emphasize the temporary calm, they also point to ongoing efforts to restore diplomatic talks. Several outlets describe the current period of reduced military activity as a window that may be linked to renewed attempts at negotiation, though specific terms or timelines are not reported in the available summaries. The situation remains fluid, with developments framed as a pause rather than a permanent resolution. Both sides have yet to be described in these sources as reaching a formal agreement, and the reported slowdown in strikes is presented as relative calm amid continued diplomatic engagement efforts.