Israel Defense Forces and the Shin Bet dismantled three weapons storage facilities and one rocket-launch pit that had been used to fire rockets into Israeli territory during the war.

A spokesman for Iran’s parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee said revenues from the Strait of Hormuz, outside the annual budget, will be used to issue consumer commodity vouchers; bolster national defense and infrastructure with priority for war-affected provinces, strategic islands and maritime facilities; strengthen air defenses; and improve welfare for armed forces personnel.

Chinese bourses mixed at midday: Shanghai Composite +0.24%, Shenzhen Composite -0.06%, ChiNext -0.34%, Beijing 50 +0.35%, STAR 50 -0.60%. Turnover across Shanghai and Shenzhen CNY1.21 trillion, down CNY46.5 billion from the prior session. Breadth weak with more than 3,500 stocks falling. Grain sector extended multi-day gains—COFCO Technology posted a second straight daily limit-up and several peers hit limit-up. Coal-mining stocks rallied intraday, with Yunmei Energy, Zhengzhou Coal & Power and Dayou Energy at limit-up. Ports and shipping strengthened; Nanjing Port, China Merchants Energy Shipping and Haitong Development hit limit-up. Military-equipment names rebounded; Yaxing Anchor Chain and Hunan Tianyan hit limit-up. Media and publishing plunged, with multiple stocks at or touching limit-down, and real estate names slid—broker I Love My Home fell about 9%.