Iran's deputy foreign minister warned Tehran would consider taking "any action," including restarting a war, to maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz, state-affiliated Fars News reported. He said opening a southern route closer to Oman's coast would mean Iran "could no longer exercise sovereignty," and added any European vessel seeking to approach the strait would be "our lawful target."

中证转债指数开盘下跌0.36%。联瑞转债、正帆转债、奥飞转债、国力转债、睿创转债跌幅居前，分别跌4.23%、3.71%、2.83%、2.77%、2.71%。茂莱转债、三江转债、皓元转债、盛德转债、聚合转债涨幅居前，分别涨14.36%、3.09%、3.01%、2.08%、1.71%。

Israeli Channel 12 reported Israeli and UAE officials held multiple secret meetings in an unnamed third country to coordinate their positions and joint actions on Iran, including measures in international organizations. The UAE expressed strong opposition to a US‑Iran memorandum of understanding, arguing the deal could give Iran time to repair its economy without substantive concessions. Both sides agreed any actions should be cleared with the Trump administration. Western diplomats said the UAE is more hawkish on Iran than some Gulf states and that the UAE’s ability to export energy via alternative routes has increased its strategic alignment with Israel.