US strikes on Hormuz paused; reasons unclear
U.S. paused bombing campaign around Strait of Hormuz after nearly two weeks of sustained attacks.
Adm Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander, advised halting strikes, saying objectives were achieved and target list exhausted.
President Trump shifted course after a high-level meeting on Friday, directing suspension of strikes.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen Dan Caine warned dwindling air defence interceptor stocks could affect U.S. and ally defense.
Military pause opened space for renewed diplomatic efforts between Iran and Oman on shipping transit arrangements.
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