The day was defined by a direct contradiction between Trump and Tehran over nuclear inspections. In the morning, Iranian officials concluded technical talks in Switzerland, announcing agreements on working groups and the release of $6 billion in frozen assets for food and medicine, while explicitly ruling out IAEA access to damaged nuclear sites. By afternoon, Trump claimed Iran had agreed to the 'highest level' of permanent inspections, a statement Tehran immediately rejected. This dispute overshadowed other developments: banking disruptions across eight major banks, a sharp rise in bread prices, and the overturning of Saeed Hajjarian's death sentence. Regional diplomacy continued with Oman affirming toll-free Strait of Hormuz passage and Pakistan's PM stating the MoU excludes ballistic missiles. Hardline MPs threatened protests against the deal, while the UN began evacuating 11,000 seafarers trapped in the strait.