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US holds fire against Iran as reports of concerns over of dwindling munitions emerge
The US paused airstrikes against Iran as concerns over dwindling munitions and defensive supplies emerged, raising hopes for renewed negotiations. The conflict, now nearing its fifth month, has expanded beyond the Strait of Hormuz to include attacks on US bases and Gulf allies, with President Trump threatening a 'much higher level' of strikes despite military and diplomatic risks.
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