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U.S. Special Envoy Witkov: Washington is currently in dialogue with Iran.

According to Saudi Hadass TV station citing Pakistani media reports, discussions between the United States and Iran have made significant progress.

According to Swedish TV: Sweden has sent its first military reconnaissance satellite into space. It is reported that the satellite will be used to monitor Russia.

German Chancellor Mertz: We do not think tariffs are a good thing, but we must accept a different point of view from the US government and work hard to find solutions.

German Chancellor Mertz: There is no limit to the U.S. nuclear deterrence commitment on NATO territory.

German Chancellor Mertz: (Regarding the dispute with Trump over the withdrawal of troops) There is no connection between the two.

According to Israel's i24News: The United States is expected to respond to Iran's 14-point proposal, and the key point of disagreement remains the issue of enriched uranium.

German Chancellor Mertz: (About Tomahawk missiles) Objectively speaking, there is almost no chance of obtaining this weapon system from the United States.

German Chancellor Mertz: (Regarding Tomahawk missiles) At present, the Americans themselves do not have enough.

Acting U.S. Attorney General: Trump’s remarks that military action in Iran is not a war are correct, and his argument that the move is illegal is invalid.

UK Maritime Trade Operations Office: Received reports from multiple ship captains near Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates that they had been instructed to leave their anchorage via Very High Frequency (VHF) broadcasts.

U.S. Defense Department officials said the disappearance of U.S. service members in Morocco was not related to terrorism and may have fallen into the sea.

German Economic Ministry: We have noticed Trump’s statement on increasing auto tariffs and will closely coordinate the next steps within the EU.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: We are putting pressure on the Iranian regime. Currently, Iran is even having trouble paying its soldiers.

UK Maritime Trade Organization: Received a report of an incident 11 nautical miles southwest of Iran. The captain of a northbound bulk carrier reported being attacked by multiple small vessels. All crew members are safe and no environmental impacts were reported.

Fed's Kashkari: Don't think there is an immediate crisis in U.S. government debt levels.

Fed's Kashkari: The challenge facing the Fed is uncertainty about the path of inflation.

Fed Kashkari: Even if the war is completely over now, it will take months for supply chains to recover. There are serious concerns about the downside risks from war.

Fed's Kashkari: The longer the war lasts, the greater the inflationary pressure will be. In some cases, the Fed may need to raise interest rates.

Fed's Kashkari: We all need to keep an open mind about the future of interest rate policy.