Iranian spokesman justifies truce with retaliation strategy, while Washington faces possible ammunition shortage
Iran suspends attacks on neighbors after US bombing pause
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Although US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he was considering even more intense bombings against Iran, the US military did not announce any attack at dawn today. "Since our strategy is essentially based on retaliation, we also suspended our operations," spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said in an interview with state television, cited by AFP. According to the New York Times, citing two sources close to the management of the conflict, the US government is concerned about the shortage of stock of Patriot missile interception systems and other defensive equipment that protect Gulf countries, targets of Iran in retaliation for US attacks.
Furthermore, For the second consecutive night, no US bombings were recorded in Iran, with media speculating about a possible shortage of munitions after almost five months of war. Although he threatened Iran, Donald Trump said, however, that dialogue with Tehran was not interrupted.
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Although US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he was considering even more intense bombings against Iran, the US military did not announce any attack at dawn today.
reliability low1/3 sources"Since our strategy is essentially based on retaliation, we also suspended our operations," spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said in an interview with state television, cited by AFP.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAccording to the New York Times, citing two sources close to the management of the conflict, the US government is concerned about the shortage of stock of Patriot missile interception systems and other defensive equipment that protect Gulf countries, targets of Iran in retaliation for US attacks.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFor the second consecutive night, no US bombings were recorded in Iran, with media speculating about a possible shortage of munitions after almost five months of war.
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Although he threatened Iran, Donald Trump said, however, that dialogue with Tehran was not interrupted.
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