Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson called the US decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel disgusting, said blaming Ukraine for recent oil-price rises is obviously absurd and argued the increase began with the Strait of Hormuz closure. He accused the White House of trying to make US motorists pay for Putin's "massacre", said the policy will not succeed and doubted it would materially affect fuel prices.

MOFCOM said China and the EU agreed to use a trade-monitoring mechanism and will explore, within WTO rules, the possibility of lowering tariffs on selected goods. The sides will open technical talks on the EU foreign subsidies regulation. They will continue dialogue with the EU on the bloc’s guidance for financing inverter projects and on cosmetics and drug regulation, and will exchange on market access for medical devices and agricultural products. The two parties held in-depth talks on electric and hybrid vehicle trade, averting escalation and protecting Chinese exporters and the stability of China-EU hybrid car trade.

Houthi fighters said on the afternoon of the 10th (local time) the Saudi-led coalition struck the Houthi-controlled Sanaa International Airport, dropping four bombs. The coalition also struck a Houthi-controlled communications facility in Hajjah province, dropping three bombs. The Saudi-led coalition had no immediate comment.