Iran marks first night without US strikes in two weeks as tensions persist
Summary
The U.S. and Iran stopped firing at each other overnight on Saturday, ending 13 days of daily attacks related to a ceasefire deal signed last month. Iran's health ministry said no new attacks happened during that night, although tensions between the two countries remain.Key Facts
- U.S. and Iran militaries had exchanged fire for 13 days in a row.
- The attacks were connected to disputes over a recent ceasefire agreement.
- No military strikes were reported on the night of Saturday.
- Iran's health ministry confirmed the pause in fighting via social media.
- The ceasefire agreement was signed just last month.
- Despite the pause, the overall tensions between the U.S. and Iran continue.
- This is the first break in violence since the ceasefire began.
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