[Trump Directed U.S. Military Not to Launch New Strikes in Iran on Friday] According to a report by Golden Finance on July 26, citing Axios News, two sources revealed that Trump directed the U.S. military on Friday local time not to launch new strikes in Iran, breaking nearly two weeks of daily consecutive attacks. Trump's directive came after 13 consecutive days of strikes on Iran. It is currently unclear whether Trump's order on Friday is a one-time decision or if it signals that this period of calm will continue. Trump's decision reflects both his willingness to leave more room for diplomacy and an acknowledgment that the effectiveness of U.S. military strikes has reached its limit without resuming large-scale combat operations. If Trump orders the resumption of strikes, the U.S. military could mobilize in a relatively short period of time. Sources stated that the U.S. military is still planning for the potential resumption of large-scale combat operations, but Trump has not yet issued orders to move in that direction. The White House has not responded. (Jin10)