Iranian media extensively covered the activation of the snapback mechanism and Tehran's response throughout the day. Early reports highlighted coordinated state media threats of NPT withdrawal, a stance supported by a former official who linked NPT membership review to renewed sanctions. Foreign Minister Araqchi reiterated Iran's right to respond to the EU3's push, while the UN Security Council convened to review the snapback. By late morning, economic repercussions emerged, with the Tehran Stock Exchange's main index dropping and currency prices surging. Outlets debated the snapback's impact on the digital economy and Iran's overall economic resilience. In the late afternoon, a significant new development emerged with reports of an Israeli attack killing Yemen's Houthi Prime Minister and several ministers, drawing strong condemnations from Ansarallah. Concurrently, discussions continued on strengthening strategic relations with Armenia, with officials opposing foreign interference.