Ceasefire holds in southern Lebanon despite ongoing military activity

A United Nations statement reported that a ceasefire in southern Lebanon appears largely intact. Peacekeepers recorded ongoing Israeli ground and air movements in the area. Photographs showed damaged buildings in Tyre, Zawtar al-Gharbiyah, and Nabatieh. A boy rode a bicycle near a house marked with flags during Ashura observances in Tyre.

A reporter in Washington described the fifth round of talks as mixed. One diplomat called the day a "train wreck," while other officials said progress occurred behind closed doors.

Oman announced a temporary maritime corridor through the Strait of Hormuz. Vessels must coordinate with the International Maritime Organization using coordinates issued by Omani authorities. The corridor aims to maintain freedom of navigation under international law without transit fees.

Conditions reported at Damon Prison A Palestinian Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs report stated that 87 Palestinian women, including three from Gaza, are held at Damon Prison. Several women with serious health conditions were denied appropriate treatment, and pregnant women lacked basic care, the report said.

Women receive one hour daily outside cells for recreation and showers, according to the commission cited by Wafa news agency.