Gaza Health Ministry said Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip over the past 48 hours have killed at least two Palestinians and wounded 11.

The IAEA said a backup power line at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was repaired and reconnected to the grid today under an IAEA-facilitated local ceasefire. This was the plant’s 19th loss of external power during the conflict; the latest outage lasted nearly three days and was among the longest, underscoring extreme grid vulnerability. The agency is monitoring repairs to the plant’s switchyard and demining work to restore a 750 kV main line interrupted since March. IAEA Director General Grossi said restoring both power lines and the switchyard is essential to secure external power and prevent a nuclear accident, and warned that recent increases in military activity further threaten nuclear safety, urging maximum military restraint near all nuclear facilities.

According to the Financial Times, investors have joined President Trump’s $100 billion Venezuelan oil race. Lionheart Capital plans to list a Venezuelan oil company via a merger with its SPAC Lionheart Holdings, valuing the target at about $1 billion.