US and Iran actually stop bombing each other for two days
After thirteen straight nights of aerial fireworks, things are weirdly quiet between Washington and Tehran.
After nearly two weeks of nightly light shows, US and Iranian forces have hit the pause button. Nobody has fired a shot in 48 hours. The official word is that everyone is taking a breather, but the reality is a bit more boring: the US is running out of missile interceptors.
Donald Trump has apparently decided that escalating the fight isn't worth the cost when the warehouse is getting empty. Meanwhile, Tehran claims they’re only stopping because the other side stopped first. The best part? The Strait of Hormuz might finally open back up. Turns out, when oil prices hit a level that makes everyone miserable, suddenly peace talks become a priority.
Apparently, global stability is just a function of how much fuel is left in the tank.
Source: CNN
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