①Iran 1. Iranian Presidential Palace: Internet access will not be permanently restricted. 2. Iranian Vice President denies oil spill at Kharg Island oil facility. 3. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi arrives in India to attend the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting. 4. Iranian Admiral Siari: The US defeat in the Iran war will go down in history. 5. Iranian Foreign Minister: Anyone who colludes with Israel and attempts to create division will be held accountable. 6. Iranian Foreign Minister: Kuwait illegally attacked an Iranian vessel and detained four Iranian citizens in the Persian Gulf. Demands their immediate release. ②Israel 1. The Israeli military claims it is still conducting offensive operations in the Gaza Strip. 2. The Israeli military claims it struck 40 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon in the past day. 3. Israel Defense Forces leader: The Israel Defense Forces are ready to resume combat if necessary. 4. US media: During the bombing campaign against Iran, the head of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad visited the UAE to coordinate operations. 5. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement claiming that Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE during the Iran-Iraq War; the UAE denied this. ③ Strait of Hormuz 1. Greek Prime Minister: Disruptions to navigation in the Strait of Hormuz are disrupting global energy markets. 2. South Korean Defense Minister: Will assess phased participation in escort operations in the Strait of Hormuz. 3. Iranian military spokesman: Control of the Strait of Hormuz will bring us economic benefits equivalent to twice our oil revenue. 4. Iranian Vice President Reza Aref: Iran's rights over the Strait of Hormuz are established and need no further discussion. 5. US Central Command: The US military has forced 67 merchant ships to change course, rendered 4 ships incapable of navigation, and allowed 15 humanitarian aid ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. ④ Ceasefire Negotiations 1. Iran says US demands are unacceptable. 2. Vance: US-Iran negotiations are making progress. Currently focused on diplomatic channels. ⑤ Other Situations 1. Israeli military says offensive operations continue in Gaza Strip. 2. Kuwait accuses Iran of "armed infiltration" of Bubiyan Island; Iran says patrol boats experienced "navigation malfunctions". 3. Iranian media: Iranian opposition camps north of Erbil, Iraq, attacked by drones. 4. Sources say Saudi warplanes attacked Iranian-backed militia strongholds in Iraq during the war. 5. Gaza Peace Committee Senior Representative Mladenov: A 15-point plan for Hamas's transition in Gaza has been drafted. 6. The UN Under-Secretary-General was questioned and detained for 45 minutes at an Israeli airport; the UN responded that Israel attributed the incident to human error.

Saudi Defense Minister: Met with British National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell. The two sides reviewed issues related to cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom, and also discussed the coordinated efforts of both parties in responding to regional challenges and promoting situation de-escalation.

Fitch: It expects BP (BP.N) to achieve the lower end of its target range for net debt of $14 billion to $18 billion by the end of 2026. The impact of the Iran war on BP's operations will be limited, but its credit profile is expected to be impacted positively due to rising oil and gas prices.

According to Business Insider: Amazon (AMZN.O) made further layoffs this week, involving its sales partner services department.

The head of the Peruvian Investment Promotion Agency: The United States and the European Investment Bank are "very interested" in providing a $2 billion loan to the Peruvian state oil company. As part of the financing arrangement, Peruvian state oil company is expected to receive the first tranche of US$500 million in mid-June.

White House: Kevin Warsh has been confirmed as chairman of the Federal Reserve.