The United States has paused its bombing campaign against Iran for a second consecutive night, following advice from military officials who indicated that the campaign has reached its effectiveness limit. This decision comes as diplomatic negotiations continue to prevent escalation into full-scale war, with President Trump considering both military and diplomatic options in the ongoing conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to visit the White House, where he is expected to advocate for continued military action against Iran. Meanwhile, Iran has also paused its retaliatory attacks against US allies, signaling a potential shift in the regional dynamics as both sides engage in negotiations to avoid further conflict.