TASS reports the Russian Energy Ministry said a rise in airstrikes on energy facilities has caused temporary fuel supply disruptions in southern Russia.

Israeli Channel 12, citing a senior official, reported that at U.S. President Trump’s request Israel has suspended strikes against Iran; the official said operations in Lebanon will continue and added that if Israeli territory is attacked Israel will strike Dahiyeh.

Reciprocal Israeli and Iranian strikes have undermined prospects for broader regional peace and increased risk to fragile ceasefire arrangements, complicating efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump is reportedly seeking a memorandum with Iran to reopen the strait, but talks remain stalled over Iran’s nuclear program and demands over access to frozen funds. Mitsubishi UFJ analysts say the escalation makes a wider peace deal harder to achieve; Saxo Bank warns durable peace is increasingly elusive and that a near-closure of the Strait would keep acute pressure on global energy markets, with major oil companies warning physical supply shortages could emerge in weeks rather than months.