Trump Halts New US Strikes on Iran After Nearly Two Weeks of Daily Operations
- President Donald Trump has reportedly not authorized any new US strikes on Iran.
- Daily military operations that continued for nearly two weeks have paused.
- Reports suggest Trump wants to give diplomacy more time while maintaining military readiness.
- Trump says the US could resume attacks if necessary.
President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered the US military not to carry out any new strikes against Iran, bringing an apparent pause to nearly two weeks of daily military operations.
According to NewsX, Trump had approved daily military actions for 13 consecutive days but did not authorize the latest proposed strike. It remains unclear whether the decision is temporary or signals a broader shift in US policy toward Iran.
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The report said Trump believes the recent military operations have already placed significant pressure on Iran. Instead of becoming involved in a larger-scale conflict, the US administration is reportedly giving diplomacy an opportunity while closely monitoring the situation.
Despite the pause in new attacks, US forces are said to remain on alert and continue preparations in case tensions escalate again.
Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said the United States could resume military action against Iran if required. He warned that if necessary, the US has the capability to destroy “everything” Iran possesses.
While Trump emphasized that military action remains an option, no new strikes have been authorized, leaving uncertainty over whether the current pause will continue or if further operations could be ordered in the coming days.
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