Trump canceled planned military strikes against Iran on June 10, citing progress in negotiations with Tehran's leadership. This represents a significant shift after days of escalating attacks — the U.S. had launched strikes on Iranian targets as recently as June 9-10, hitting 20 targets after an Apache helicopter shootdown. The cancellation suggests negotiations to end the wider U.S.-Israel war on Iran may be advancing, though the underlying conflict that began in late February 2026 remains unresolved.