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Trump continues pause on Iran strikes as Pentagon reveals higher casualty figures | First Thing
Eighteen American troops have been killed and 624 wounded since White House launched war on Tehran. Plus, International Cowboy Day in Kenya Good morning.
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The US has temporarily halted airstrikes against Iran, following advice from top military officials to Donald Trump. This pause in combat comes as diplomatic negotiations continue to prevent a return to full-scale war. The decision to pause strikes coincides with a decrease in oil prices, as markets respond to the reduced tensions. Tehran has also agreed to suspend its "retaliatory" attacks against US allies in the region, further contributing to the easing of tensions. The conflict, which began nearly five months ago, has resulted in significant casualties for the US military, with 18 American troops killed and 624 wounded. The ongoing situation highlights the complexities and challenges of the conflict, as Trump weighs his options for a resolution.
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