Air France: Flight operations to and from Riyadh and Tel Aviv have resumed.

Air France: Extended the suspension of flights to Beirut until July 20, and suspended flights from Dubai until July 6.

According to Reuters: Data show that U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) crude oil inventories fell by about 6.2 million barrels last week to 319.5 million barrels, the lowest level since 1983.

US President Trump: We have great respect for Australia.

Dutch Defense Minister: The Netherlands will announce defense procurement agreements and joint projects totaling more than 3 billion euros at the NATO forum on Tuesday. An air defense partnership with Belgium and a naval ship cooperation project with the United Kingdom will also be announced.

Sudan Mineral Resources reported on Monday that a collapse of a traditional gold mine in the Wadi Halfa region of northern Sudan killed at least 15 people and injured one more. The company, a government agency that regulates mining activities, said in a statement that the accident occurred after miners entered a mine that had previously been closed by authorities because it was deemed unsafe. A local witness said the collapse was "extensive" and prevented rescuers from reaching the trapped people. Since 2011, Sudan has relied heavily on gold as its main source of foreign exchange. The mining industry accounts for approximately 40% of total exports, However, its production has declined since the war broke out in April 2023.