Kann News reported Israeli security officials said there is currently no firm timetable for a troop withdrawal; the withdrawal will occur but must be carried out in an 'appropriate manner'.

The New York Times reports, citing an Iranian official and four diplomats, that Oman has submitted a formal proposal to the US and Western allies to charge vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. US negotiators have received the proposal, expressed concerns and plan further talks. Oman’s plan borrows from the Malacca/Singapore model — a private fund collecting voluntary contributions for navigation safety — and diplomats say payments would be voluntary; Iranian officials say the fees would be mandatory. If implemented, the plan would represent a significant change to existing transit arrangements for the strategic waterway.

Crystal Optoelectronics said at a June 29 roadshow it is pursuing a 3+2 product layout (filters, prisms, lenses + glass substrates, waveguides). Filter and silicon-lens products are expected to enter small-batch production and begin contributing revenue in H2 2026; glass substrates and waveguides are aimed at more advanced technologies and remain in early technical-integration stages.