Iran-US Pressure: Trump announced an “economic D-Day” against Iran, calling it “economic warfare and isolation on an unprecedented scale” and warning any country aiding Tehran—via banks, airports, oil smuggling, swap lines, cash transfers, ship registries or front companies—faces “tremendous economic consequences.” Gulf Fallout: The UAE suspended all trade and financial transactions with Iran after reporting two ballistic missiles toward its waters; Iran denied the claim and warned of “false-flag” attacks, while Hormuz tensions and shipping delays linger. Diplomatic Spat: France expelled two Iranian diplomats after accusing Tehran of assaulting French representatives in Tehran, escalating an already tense Paris-Tehran row. Security Posture in Tehran: Iran’s hardline security leadership was reshuffled with IRGC-linked figures, signaling a more confrontational stance as a US-Iran deal clock remains stalled. West Bank Violence: Israeli raids and demolitions continued across the occupied West Bank, with clashes reported near al-Amari and injuries in Qusra. Gaza Accountability: Israel confirmed it fired on the vehicle carrying 5-year-old Hind Rajab and opened a criminal investigation over alleged coordination failures. Humanitarian Aid: UK’s new Middle East minister urged Israel to allow more aid into Gaza, saying current flows are “simply too low.” Regional Diplomacy: Syria’s foreign minister visited Pakistan for the first time in 19 years, aiming to reset ties after Assad’s fall.