India's Ministry of External Affairs condemned an attack on commercial vessel GFS Galaxy off Oman's coast.

Kuwait condemned what it called Iran’s "vile attack" on the Gulf state, saying in a foreign ministry statement the ongoing strikes "constitute a highly dangerous escalation" that will raise regional tensions and instability, threaten regional peace and security, and undermine diplomatic efforts to ease the crisis. The ministry said Kuwait reserves all rights to take any necessary measures to protect its security and sovereignty under international law and the UN Charter.

A US official said US negotiators did not travel to Oman for talks with Iran and that a US technical team will not be present on-site; Washington will remain in contact with Oman and Qatar as events evolve. A US official said Washington had expected Iran to publicly commit to stop attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz after the talks, but Iranian sources reported no such commitment. Iranian sources said Oman and Iran discussed a "mechanism for safe passage of vessels" and that Oman urged preventing regional escalation through diplomacy.