US-Iran Interim Peace Deal: The US and Iran have agreed to extend their ceasefire by 60 days, with Iran allowed to resume oil exports and the US lifting its blockade, while maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is set to return toward pre-war levels within weeks; the draft also points to a two-month path to final nuclear talks, but the text is still not fully public. Nuclear Sticking Point: Tehran says the thorniest issue—its nuclear program—must be negotiated later, while the G7 reaffirmed Iran will “never obtain a nuclear weapon” and backed free passage through Hormuz. Lebanon Spoiler Risk: Iran’s foreign minister says any end to the war depends on Israel withdrawing from southern Lebanon; Israel has rejected that condition, and Iran warns of “harsh response” if attacks continue. G7 and Markets: G7 leaders welcomed the MoU and pledged support for implementation and Hormuz mine-clearing; Gulf stocks were mixed as oil slid toward the high-$70s and investors weighed reopening prospects. AI in Warfare: The Pentagon acknowledged Elon Musk’s Grok AI was used to help plan and execute strikes, including deploying over 2,000 munitions to 2,000 targets in 96 hours. Regional Diplomacy: Armenia and Iran discussed simplifying customs procedures to boost trade, while Turkey’s Erdogan welcomed the US-Iran agreement and urged restraint. World Cup Fallout: Despite the peace deal, Iran’s team faced US visa and travel disruptions in the tournament, with coach Amir Ghalenoei calling the situation politically driven.