Strait of Hormuz Diplomacy: Trump says the Strait of Hormuz could reopen “very soon,” even “tomorrow or the next day,” as US, Iran and Oman negotiate safe passage—though Iran’s state media disputes any link to immediate reopening and warns the strait won’t return to pre-war terms. Maritime Deal Details: Reuters reports a proposed Iran-Oman arrangement could give Tehran control over ships entering the Gulf, while US officials insist Iran must not control access; a separate 60-day framework described by regional sources would route entry from Iran and exit via Oman, with mines cleared and fees reportedly not charged. Lebanon Escalation: The IDF resumed “targeted strikes” in southern Lebanon after alleged Hezbollah ceasefire breaches, including an evacuation order for Mansouri. Iran Rights Alarm: The UN rights chief says Iran executed at least 56 people since March on national security charges, warning executions are used to instill fear and urging an end to the death penalty. Egypt-Gaza Aid Pressure: Egypt is pressing Israel to reopen Rafah for aid deliveries, with Israel reportedly insisting goods go only through Kerem Shalom. Regional Governance: Arab and Muslim ministers agreed in Jordan to set up a mechanism to document Israeli violations in occupied East Jerusalem and holy sites. Turkey-Kurdish Peace Law: Turkey’s ruling alliance submitted draft legislation to implement PKK disarmament, including legal pathways for some former fighters to return. Sports—Salah to Trabzonspor: Mohamed Salah arrived in Türkiye and is set to sign with Trabzonspor after leaving Liverpool, with fans greeting him ahead of a signing ceremony. Saudi Investment Push: Saudi Arabia retained momentum under Vision 2030, ranking 13th globally for FDI inflows in 2025, according to UNCTAD. Iran Domestic Unrest: Reports say nurses at a Tehran hospital were assaulted and detained after a strike over pay and staffing, with some dismissed or suspended.