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Tehran says will halt strikes after Washington pauses attacks
Iran has said it will stop retaliatory attacks on neighboring Gulf countries following a two-night pause on US strikes targeting Iran. The US has not attacked Iran for two consecutive nights, following daily strikes since fighting resumed two weeks ago. Tehran has not launched any attacks on US-allied states so far on Sunday.
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