The United States has remained prepared for further attacks in the region, having deployed additional capabilities, but President Donald Trump is reportedly giving some room for dialogue, according to U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz during an interview with Fox News. The U.S. military conducted 13 nights of consecutive attacks on Iran, marking the most severe escalation in nearly five months since the April ceasefire. In response, Iran launched attacks on American targets in regional countries, but today confirmed that it has stopped these attacks. According to Iranian military spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia, the attacks continued until two nights ago, but the last two nights saw the Americans halt their attacks. The U.S. cessation of attacks was accompanied by media reports suggesting concerns over dwindling ammunition supplies, which were reportedly raised at a meeting between Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and General Dan Caine, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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