据沙特阿拉伯阿拉比亚电视台：消息人士透露，在伊拉克海岸附近遭遇第二次袭击后，美国船只“Sarisski”号上发生火灾。

Pentagon officials on June 1 said the press office has been reclassified as a restricted area and is off-limits to journalists, a change first reported by unnamed sources and confirmed by Acting Defense Department press secretary Joel Valdes on social media. Valdes said speechwriters for Defense Secretary Hegseth work in the office, frequently handle classified material and use the military's secure networks, making the space sensitive and subject to exclusion. The press office had previously been open to reporters without Defense Department escorts and hosted briefings; the change may reduce reporters' opportunities to interview Pentagon spokespeople.

Goldman Sachs commodity research co-head Daan Struben said US diesel inventories could fall to a critical roughly 20 days’ supply by August if commercial crude stocks keep declining at recent rates while the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed. He said US oil stocks have registered the largest eight-week drop on record and diesel inventories are at their lowest since 2003. Conflict involving Iran has cut Persian Gulf shipments through the Strait to near zero, forcing millions of barrels of output offline. US refineries can bridge the gap by drawing down stocks, but a prolonged disruption would tighten the market sharply. EIA data show diesel coverage was about 28 days in the week to May 22, down from roughly 36 days at end-January.