Indian government officials said the government is unlikely to provide additional funding to oil marketing companies to cover further "unrecovered costs".

Axios reports Trump spent the past 24 hours pressing Israel to avoid a full-scale restart of war after Iranian missile strikes. U.S. officials say Netanyahu is unlikely to ignore the strikes because failing to retaliate would signal Iranian ascendancy and deter U.S. and Israeli military action. The call ended without a clear decision; some U.S. participants said Trump bought time, while Netanyahu said he viewed Trump's opposition as not an explicit 'do-not-retaliate' instruction. U.S. and Israeli sources say strategic and political incentives are diverging: Netanyahu needs the conflict to continue to preserve his political position in Israel, while Trump needs it to end to preserve his political standing in the U.S.

Israel Channel 12 reported President Trump told Prime Minister Netanyahu not to let clashes with Iran escalate into a full-scale war, warning “you may soon have to face Iran alone.” Trump said he urged Netanyahu not to carry out retaliatory strikes after Iran’s recent missile attack; the call ended without a clear agreement and Netanyahu did not disclose a final decision. Netanyahu then consulted defence officials and informed US Secretary of State Rubio he had decided to strike Iran, Trump said, adding Israel notified the US very late and was already en route to strike; Trump said he managed to reduce the scale of the attack. Trump said five regional mediation partners had asked him to press Netanyahu to halt the strikes and advance a peace accord, and he remains willing to reach an agreement with Iran, which he said also wants one.