Overview
- Iranian state television confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and authorities declared 40 days of mourning, with the judiciary reporting at least 200 dead and 747 injured from the strikes.
- Tehran announced a three-person caretaker team—President Masoud Pezeshkian, judiciary chief Gholam‑Hossein Mohseni‑Eje'i and a Guardian Council representative—to manage state affairs pending succession procedures.
- Israel reported a new wave of missiles launched from Iran, interceptions across the country and a rocket impact in Jerusalem that injured five, while Gulf states said their defenses downed incoming threats over the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan.
- Bahrain said debris from an intercepted missile killed one person and injured two on a vessel near Manama; Oman reported drone strikes at Duqm port and injuries from an attack on a tanker near Musandam; the UAE earlier confirmed one civilian death from interceptor debris and condemned the attacks.
- Oman’s foreign ministry said Iran signaled openness to de‑escalation efforts, even as President Donald Trump vowed the joint operation would press on after hitting hundreds of targets, and a joint statement by the United States and regional partners condemned Iran’s regional strikes.