The U.S. and Iranian militaries did not engage in any exchanges of fire overnight on Saturday, ending a series of 13 consecutive days of strikes related to alleged violations of a ceasefire agreement signed last month. A spokesperson for Iran's health ministry confirmed the absence of new attacks in a social media post on Saturday.
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Iran experiences first night without US strikes in two weeks amid ongoing tensions
Iran reported a night without U.S. military strikes for the first time in two weeks, following a period of 13 consecutive days of conflict. This cessation of hostilities comes amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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