The day was dominated by the overnight signing of the US-Iran framework agreement at Versailles, with Trump and Peseschkian finalizing the deal during a dinner with Macron. Outlets detailed the terms, Iran's insistence on Hormuz Strait fees, and questions about the deal's completeness. By morning, editorial focus shifted to the economic fallout: Sueddeutsche reported a €34 billion cost to Germany from the Iran war, and FAZ warned airlines could run out of kerosene. Spiegel's editorial argued Trump's attempt to break Iran had backfired. Domestically, a CDU member's call to 'gas' Muslims triggered expulsion proceedings, and an SPD councilwoman was accused of misusing EU funds. Afternoon brought a new drone attack on Moscow and Pistorius's defense readiness remarks, but the Iran deal's fragility and its domestic repercussions remained the throughline.