美国特使科尔：今天有25名囚犯从白俄罗斯获释。我们将继续改善美国与白俄罗斯的关系，并正在努力在不久的将来确保更多人获释。

波兰央行官员Wnorowski：今年利率可能保持不变，但并不排除加息。

The Congressional Budget Office estimates the Trump administration’s hostilities with Iran cost U.S. taxpayers about $38 billion in the first five months, driven by munitions and equipment replacement, increased flight hours, other operations and fuel. CBO says each additional month will add at least $2–3 billion, with higher costs if the conflict escalates. It warns disruption to oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz will raise U.S. inflation: the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge could be 0.5 percentage point higher in early 2027 versus prior projections, with core PCE about 0.3 percentage point higher. The report adds the war has depleted U.S. ammunition stocks, some of which may take more than five years to replenish, potentially weakening U.S. ability to respond to other major conflicts; a future high-volume missile/ammunition conflict could strain defense production capacity and inventory replenishment rates.