Nothing confirmed from official third-party sources in the last 24 hours.
The regional priority has shifted from kinetic exchange to urgent containment. Following the July 11-12 airstrikes and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, mediation efforts have pivoted toward a "West Asia conflict" framework rather than the narrow nuclear file. Qatar is currently the primary conduit for these broader negotiations (News On AIR), while Oman is attempting to solve the immediate economic trigger by proposing a new shipping plan for the Strait of Hormuz (The Jerusalem Post).
A sharp divergence has emerged between regional stability talks and the nuclear baseline. While the UN Secretary-General is calling for an urgent resumption of negotiations to stop Gulf escalation (UN News), the technical nuclear track is frozen. France has explicitly vowed that sanctions will remain in place following the rejection of IAEA access ([The Arab Weekly](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiigFBVV95cUxOZnphYTVFNlNYM3VCSXc5S0pQdnBmdmJxMkkzcjRKSms3OElOZWV3U0ZxbGxHZzllVzRlZk43MERCRVRXT2VUT1lrZGZuUWM5WTlaM3JWZ21JNGJJb1E0Sm9udFIyZGhUeVZTdWVmQlZjQ2JaZDVXV