White House:

Trump saw intel showing Iran was weeks away from a nuclear weapon.

White House:

The Iranian regime would be foolish to try and shut down the Strait of Hormuz.

White House:

If the Iranian regime refuses to come to a peaceful, diplomatic solution — which the President is still interested in engaging in ... why shouldn't the Iranian people take away the power of this incredibly violent regime?

U.S. officials to Reuters:

U.S. assesses high risk of Iranian retaliation against U.S. forces soon. Retaliation could come in the next day or two. U.S. is still pursuing diplomatic resolution.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:

Iran is heavily involved in Russia's fight against Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:

Should Russia attack us today, our response would be devastating.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:

We still believe there is an irreversible path for Ukraine to NATO.

Israeli government spokesman:

Our goal in Iran is not regime change, but that could be a byproduct.

Iran says they arrested a "European spy" working for Israel.

Kremlin:

The de facto nuclear non-proliferation regime has suffered a huge blow.

Trump:

EVERYONE, KEEP OIL PRICES DOWN. I’M WATCHING! YOU’RE PLAYING RIGHT INTO THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY. DON’T DO IT!

Trump on Thomas Massie:

GET THIS “BUM” OUT OF OFFICE, ASAP!!!

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte:

US strikes on Iran did not violate international law.

Iranian Chief of Staff:

Trump violated our sovereignty, attacked three locations on our soil, and caused damage. This will not go unanswered.

We will respond to the American mistake firmly and in proportion to the aggressor's actions.

Senior Israeli officials estimate that Iran will coordinate its attack on the United States in one way or another, as was done after the assassination of Qassem Soleimani.

Source: Israeli Channel 12

Serbian President Vucic:

Serbia is strengthening its defense and bringing back connoscription.

Tankers Flee Strait of Hormuz

Following U.S. strikes on Iran, tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply.

Two VLCCs—Coswisdom Lake and South Loyalty—made U-turns near the strait, reflecting rising tensions. Tanker entries and exits fell by 32% and 27%, respectively.

Iran’s parliament approved a resolution allowing potential closure of the strait, a key oil route handling 20% of global supply. Though not enforced yet, the threat has rattled markets—Brent crude surged over 9%.

Ship movements show zig-zagging, detours, and delays. Some resumed transit, but GPS jamming and electronic interference persist.

Despite the strait remaining open, risk to global energy and shipping remains high.

Source: Reuters