伊朗國家石油公司首席執行官：多家承包商正在開展儲罐修復和翻新工作。碼頭、儲罐修復以及此前已確定的項目均在持續推進，沒有任何正在進行的工作被叫停。目前，部分項目已完成約20%，另一些項目完成度約爲30%。

For the first time since hostilities involving Iran began, Iraq is offering buyers the option to receive crude outside the Persian Gulf, highlighting the resilience of Iraqi exports despite Strait of Hormuz risks. Iraq’s State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO) has put Basra medium and Basra heavy crude up for tender, with buyers able to take delivery next month via ship‑to‑ship transfer off Oman's coast. The move marks a strategic shift from earlier in the conflict, when Iraq used steep discounts to push loading further into the Gulf. It remains unclear how SOMO will route exports out of the Persian Gulf; several firms assisted Iraq in shipping to global buyers during the fighting.

Iran's parliament speaker Ghalibaf said Iran is engaged in an all-out economic war and will win it.