Editors opened with escalating Iran-US hostilities: overnight, Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, prompting US counterstrikes and surging oil prices. By morning, the attack on Kuwait airport dominated, with De Telegraaf warning talks were on the brink. Domestic security also featured: CDA proposed a 'golden share' for defense startups, while the cabinet pushed harsher riot penalties and scrapped asylum fines. By afternoon, economic pressures surfaced: AD predicted petrol at €2.82/liter and energy bills rising €40/month, while FD reported a hack at BCD Travel exposing 700,000 accounts. EU digital sovereignty and local health concerns over Musk's data centers also drew attention. Evening shifted to rapper Ye: courts rejected attempts to bar him, clearing his Arnhem concerts. Simultaneously, broadcasters jointly attacked Ongehoord Nederland, and the cabinet struck a development aid deal with GroenLinks-PvdA, while Ukraine struck St. Petersburg and Oranje lost to Algeria.