Nothing confirmed from official third-party sources in the last 24 hours.
The diplomatic effort has shifted from broad conflict resolution to narrow "technical de-confliction." Oman and Qatar are attempting to decouple the Strait of Hormuz's commercial viability from the broader kinetic exchange, with Oman proposing a specific shipping plan to maintain flow despite the standoff (The Jerusalem Post, 2026-07-11). This suggests mediators believe a total political settlement is currently impossible and are instead prioritizing the prevention of a global energy shock.
China is actively insulating the nuclear file to prevent it from being used as a legal or diplomatic catalyst for further escalation. By rejecting a UN Security Council meeting on the nuclear program, Beijing is attempting to freeze the "nuclear" conversation to protect a fragile regional truce ([VOI.id](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiQ0FVX3lxTE44WWYya3pfWGJvTFFHcTczQm54Q24zYVgzdTFfcEw3MUNLTXpVdGlqRFdqd1E3NVg