乌克兰总统泽连斯基：沙特王储谈到了沙特与土耳其和巴基斯坦达成的协议及其相关前景。

IRNA: Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei said at a press briefing that Iran and Oman have not yet discussed fee details for a proposed new Strait of Hormuz shipping route and discussions are ongoing. He said the parties have agreed on route proposals but technical issues remain on a joint statement and are under negotiation. While fee details have not been settled, a mechanism will be set up to ensure safe navigation and to arrange environmental protection, maritime-service cooperation and anti-crime measures, and maritime services are expected to be compensated.

President Trump extended the Jones Act waiver allowing foreign vessels to move oil and other goods in U.S. waters for 90 days, but narrowed the exemption to energy cargoes after Iran-related disruptions to crude flows pushed fuel costs higher. The new waiver targets gasoline, jet fuel, crude, napatha, LNG, soybean oil and fertilizer. The Pentagon must consult the U.S. Maritime Administration before approving waivers for individual voyages. The White House said the move secures supplies for the military and key industries and increases domestic transport of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel; U.S. shipbuilders and some members of Congress say the waiver weakens protections for the domestic shipping industry.