Iranian outlets reported launching a tenth wave of missile strikes against Israeli targets, claiming to debut a new missile type that hit Mossad headquarters and the Weizman Institute. Trump's early departure from the G7 summit to issue Tehran evacuation warnings evolved into direct threats against Iran's Supreme Leader by evening, stating America knows "exactly where the so-called Supreme Leader is hiding" but doesn't intend to kill him "at least not now."
The rhetoric intensified throughout the day as Trump claimed complete control over Iranian airspace and demanded unconditional surrender. Iranian military commanders responded by warning of imminent "punitive operations" beyond previous deterrent strikes, ordering evacuations of Haifa and Tel Aviv.
Domestically, Tehran authorities addressed wartime disruptions as banks operated at half capacity and the Transportation Minister conducted nighttime inspections to prevent ticket price gouging. Opposition sources claimed the regime's apparatus was collapsing while internet disruptions spread across Iran.