The day was dominated by two parallel narratives: a breakthrough in US-Iran tensions and the deepening paralysis within the CHP. In the morning, editors highlighted the postponement of the CHP Party Council meeting, originally set for June 1, due to technical notification failures, while leaks about Kılıçdaroğlu's shadow cabinet surfaced. By early afternoon, Kılıçdaroğlu issued an ultimatum that the parliamentary group would not convene without his directive, effectively freezing party activity. Simultaneously, outlets reported that US and Iranian delegations had reached an agreement, with Trump requesting 'a few days' for approval, a story that gained momentum through the day and was confirmed by the White House by evening. The CHP's internal strife continued with Özgür Özel's sharp retort to 'haram car' allegations and his refusal to resign as group chairman. Other stories included severe weather warnings, holiday accidents, and Erdoğan's diplomatic calls, but the editorial focus remained on the twin crises of opposition paralysis and geopolitical détente.