Waiting again for the main events of the last day and morning:
- Iran does not intend to export reserves of enriched uranium outside the country, said the secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security, Mohsen Razai. Tehran will use materials to build nuclear-powered ships and submarines.
- The US failed to force Iran's neighboring countries - Turkey, Iraq and Pakistan - to close their border crossings, the "New York Times" reports.
- The United States accused three Iranian citizens of preparing a terrorist attack at the British Fairford Air Base, where American military personnel and equipment are stationed.
- US Treasury Secretary Scott Bassan moved from his home to a military base after threats from Iran.
- Bloomberg, citing Western intelligence sources, writes that according to their estimates, Iran can now produce about 50 ballistic missiles a month.
- There are reports of an incident in the government district in Baghdad in which the Iraqi army was involved against the pro-Iranian popular mobilization forces, who tried to storm the area near the American embassy (unverified information).
- Egypt provided military aid to Saudi Arabia to deal with the Houthis, said Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel-Atti, National reports. Sources reported the transfer of hundreds of Egyptian soldiers, armored vehicles, anti-aircraft batteries and surface-to-surface missiles. One of the interlocutors of the publication made a reservation that the aid is intended for the defense of Saudi territory, and not for attacks on the Houthis.