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Live Updates: Iran reports no new strikes by U.S. for first time in 2 weeks

Iran reports the first two‑week pause in U.S. strikes, hinting at a possible de‑escalation after 13 days of mutual attacks.

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The brief

Al Jazeera’s live update marks the conflict as “Phase II: Day 14,” while The New York Times relays Iranian residents describing life as “put on hold” by months of war. The Times of Israel notes the apparent halt in strikes by both sides after the 13‑day exchange.

Observers will watch for any new statements from U.S. or Iranian military officials, further live updates from regional news services, and reports on civilian conditions as the pause continues.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of U.S. strikes on Iran?

Coverage indicates that Iran reports no new U.S. strikes for the first time in two weeks.

How long have the mutual attacks lasted?

The Times of Israel reports a 13‑day period of mutual attacks before the apparent halt.

What is the reported impact on Iranian civilians?

The New York Times quotes Iranians saying life is put on hold by months of war.

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Iran United States Middle East conflict Al Jazeera New York Times Times of Israel

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