US Halts Iran Strikes After Military Commander Warned Targets Were Nearly Exhausted

The Pentagon suspended airstrikes on Iran after 13 consecutive nights, following an Oval Office meeting where Adm. Bradley Cooper, the top US commander in the region, told Trump the campaign had reached the limits of its effectiveness and strike targets were nearly exhausted. VP Vance and Gen. Caine also warned of renewed-campaign risks. No formal announcement was issued.