U.S. hits pause on bombing Iran to see if talking works
After two weeks of blasting each other, Washington and Tehran are suddenly pulling back from the brink of total war.
After nearly two weeks of relentless air attacks, the U.S. military has officially tapped the brakes on its bombing campaign in Iran.
Instead of escalating straight into full-blown regional chaos, diplomats are rushing in to figure out an off-ramp. Both sides are taking a sudden breather to see if anyone can actually bargain before things catch fire again.
Pausing two weeks of bomb drops just to hand the mic back to diplomats is basically the geopolitical equivalent of slamming on the brakes at a red light while going 90 miles an hour.
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