Gulf Security & Energy: Oil surged more than 4% as US-Iran strikes and renewed Strait of Hormuz fears rattled markets, with Brent settling above $88 a barrel and analysts warning shipping risks could keep prices elevated. Nuclear Policy: A US-Saudi nuclear deal allowing Saudi uranium enrichment remains in limbo pending Trump sign-off, as safeguards and congressional review concerns linger. Yemen & Air Links: Saudi welcomed Jordan’s initiative to resume regular Amman–Sana’a commercial flights, urging the Houthis to engage and ease humanitarian suffering. Regional Diplomacy: Saudi also reiterated support for Jordan and condemned Iranian attacks targeting regional states. Business & Finance: Reports say Saudi banks have delayed or blocked some payments to UAE accounts since mid-May amid political tensions, raising concerns for cross-border commerce. World Cup Focus: Spain vs Argentina final referee Slavko Vincic is set for the match, while Spain’s coach warned FIFA’s officiating must not allow rules to be broken; fans and players frame the game as Messi’s defining moment. Logistics & Trade: Saudi inaugurated the world’s largest truck marshalling area at Jeddah Islamic Port, alongside new logistics investment agreements.