黎巴嫩總理薩拉姆：政府不尋求與真主黨對抗，在與以色列舉行直接談判時也不會被嚇倒。

David Solomon said US recession risk could shift rapidly depending on the administration’s response to the Iran war, noting it may be “only one tweet away,” reflecting market sensitivity to posts by President Donald Trump on Truth Social. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. estimates recession odds at about 20%, versus a 15% base case. Solomon expects oil to stay at $80–$100 per barrel for three to six months, but warned severe escalation could push prices to $170. Crude has surged about 30% since the conflict, briefly nearing $120 in March before easing to around $95, with sustained high energy costs likely to weigh on economic data later this year.

Vice President JD Vance will participate in additional White House policy meetings as uncertainty surrounds his planned departure for Islamabad, according to sources familiar with the discussions. Vance had been expected to leave Tuesday morning, but timing remains unclear. A key issue is whether Iran will attend a second round of talks in Pakistan; as of late Tuesday morning, Tehran had not committed to sending officials.