According to RIA Novosti: The live broadcast of Roscosmos showed that the "Soyuz MS-28" spacecraft carrying Russian and American astronauts landed in Kazakhstan.

The United States has consumed about a third of its pre-war stockpile of critical precision-guided munitions in the Iran war. Among them, the inventory of interceptor missiles has been most affected: THAAD interceptor missiles have the highest consumption ratio, with about 80% used, that is, 190 to 290 missiles are consumed out of 360 in inventory; SM-3 interceptor missiles are consumed more than half, that is, 130 to 250 missiles are used out of 410 inventory; Patriot missiles have a consumption ratio of up to 61%. That is, 1060 to 1430 coins were consumed out of the 2330 coins in stock. At the same time, the U.S. long-range strike weapons inventory has also experienced large-scale depletion. The US military has used more than 1,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles and more than 1,100 JASSM long-range air-launched cruise missiles; in addition, the inventory of small "Precision Strike Missiles" (PrSM) has been almost exhausted, with 40 to 70 of the 90 in the inventory having been launched. (The above data comes from ABC News and the Center for Strategic and International Studies)

National Hurricane Center: Fausto weakened slightly as it entered the central Pacific basin.

According to Japan's Kyodo News, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's cabinet approval rating has dropped to 53.7%, the lowest point since the cabinet was formed.

Saudi Aramco shares fell 1% in early trading.

According to Iran's Mahr News Agency: Iranian army spokesman Amir Akraminiya said that if the United States is influenced by the Israeli regime and insists on continuing the war and air strikes, the geographical scope of the war will be further expanded.