Iran launched 25 missiles in two overnight barrages, with no casualties reported as most were intercepted. Israel responded with 50 fighter jets targeting Iran's centrifuge production facilities and the Revolutionary Guard's university in Tehran, marking direct strikes on nuclear infrastructure. Trump revealed Iran had offered to visit the White House for negotiations but he rejected the overture, demanding "unconditional surrender" and telling them it was "too late to talk." Iran denied making such an offer while Khamenei warned against US military intervention. Home Front Command eased civilian restrictions for the first time since the war began, allowing gatherings up to 30 people. Within 90 minutes, Iran fired another small missile barrage, forcing renewed alerts across central Israel. Israeli officials expressed confidence that US participation is imminent, with senior sources stating "it's not if, but when" America joins the campaign. Staff Sergeant Setu Halfon was killed by sniper fire in Gaza.