Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps announced the conclusion of its recent military operation against Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has halted preparations for a further attack following objections from President Trump, according to two Israeli military officials.
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Iran and Israel Take Steps to De-Escalate Following Cease-Fire Breakdown
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps has declared the end of its latest military operation against Israel. In response to President Trump's objections, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also decided to pause preparations for additional military actions.
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Live Updates: Iran and Israel Move to De-Escalate After Cease-Fire Breaks Down
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Iran and Israel Take Steps to De-Escalate Following Cease-Fire Breakdown