据半岛电视台：定居者冲入约旦河谷北部的萨姆拉地区。

Brigadier General Akraminia told TASNIM NEWS Tehran will "take action to defend its rights" after the US, he said, violated commitments by attempting to open a false, illegal shipping lane in the Strait of Hormuz and breaching a June bilateral memorandum. He said Iranian forces will treat US bases in Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain as core targets, describing them as among Washington's most important regional bases. The June understanding on Strait of Hormuz shipping has broken down; US strikes on Iran ran for 13 consecutive nights and Iran subsequently struck US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. US media reported Trump suspended further strikes on Friday, citing concerns about interceptor missile stocks and to leave room for diplomacy.

Korea Exchange and Koscom Check data show retail investors aggressively bought 14 single-stock leveraged ETFs on July 24, with net inflows of about KRW 450 bln. Retail had been net sellers of these products over July 21–23, with cumulative net outflows of KRW 547.17 bln. The July 24 reversal comprised net purchases of seven Samsung Electronics single-stock leveraged products totaling KRW 103.90 bln and seven SK Hynix products totaling KRW 350.03 bln. The buying occurred on a day when the KOSPI fell over 5%, Samsung and SK Hynix fell about 7–8%, and the related single-stock leveraged ETFs dropped roughly 15–16%. Market commentary notes the sharp ETF price declines likely drew dip buyers, and that higher minimum margin requirements taking effect on July 31 may have prompted some retail investors to increase positions ahead of tighter rules.