U.S. Central Command Chief Recommends Halt to Hormuz Strait Airstrikes on July 26

According to two sources on July 26, U.S. Central Command Commander Brad Cooper recommended halting bombing operations around the Hormuz Strait, citing that the campaign has reached the limits of its effectiveness. Cooper's recommendation, along with input from other military advisors, influenced President Trump's decision on July 24 to pause U.S. strikes against Iran. Trump's military and civilian advisors acknowledged that military operations, particularly air campaigns, have limited capacity to achieve further objectives.
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