Iran's parliament speaker Ghalibaf said claims that inspectors entered the bombed site are false.

Taijing Technology, a leading domestic crystal-oscillator maker, notified partners on June 30 of a 10–30% price increase across its entire oscillator product line. New orders are effective on the notice date; all undelivered orders will be billed at the new prices from shipment date July 1, 2026. The company cited sharp rises in core raw-material costs — bases, caps, target materials, silver paste and precious metals including gold, silver and tungsten — driven by global commodity volatility. It provided data showing 65% black tungsten concentrate up 125% YTD 2026 and up 619% since early 2025, with precious metals remaining elevated. Taijing said prior internal measures (process optimization, efficiency gains, supply-chain consolidation) failed to absorb the cost surge, with combined procurement costs for materials and components up more than 60% since 2025, making the price increase unavoidable.

June 30 — Ibrahim Aziz, chair of the Iranian parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, said the era of U.S. interference in regional states’ internal affairs is over and asserted that management of the Strait of Hormuz is in Iran’s hands. He said protecting Lebanon’s sovereignty requires ending Israeli occupation, added that reliance on U.S. plans undermines regional stability, and called U.S. military bases a threat to regional states.