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Trump told the U.S. forces not to launch a new strike in Iran on Friday

On 26 July, according to Axios news reports, two sources stated that Trump had instructed the United States military on Friday, local time, not to launch a new strike in Iran, breaking the two weeks of daily continuous attacks. Trump's instructions were issued after 13 consecutive days of strikes against Iran. It is not clear whether Trump's orders on Friday will be one-off or will mean that this calm will continue. Trump's decision reflected his willingness to leave more room for diplomacy and acknowledged that, in the current absence of a resumption of large-scale combat operations, the United States military had reached its limit. If Trump ordered a resumption of the strike, the United States forces could mobilize in a relatively short period of time. According to sources, the United States forces are still planning for a possible resumption of large-scale operations, but Trump has yet to issue an order to move in that direction. The White House did not respond. Kim Xian

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