The International Atomic Energy Agency said its team at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has requested direct access to the affected turbine building for inspection.

Axios, citing a senior administration official and another person familiar, reported President Trump asked on Friday for multiple changes to a proposed agreement his envoys reached with Iran, pressing for stronger provisions on US access to Iranian nuclear material and tighter timing. The draft memorandum contains Iran’s pledge not to pursue nuclear weapons but lacks detailed concessions; it sets a 60-day window to negotiate Iran’s nuclear commitments and US sanctions relief. The primary market-relevant issues are disposition of Iran’s existing enriched‑uranium stockpile and limits on further enrichment; officials said Trump wants to revise how and when the US would obtain material. He also sought edits to wording on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The requests have prompted another round of exchanges that could take several days; officials said Iran would likely need about three days to respond. Two US officials said Trump still wants the deal and expects it to be finalized soon, but insisted on tightening key points.

Japan defence minister Koizumi said Japan welcomes dialogue and is determined to play a new role in regional defence equipment cooperation.