According to the Associated Press: The United States is directing Polish military exercises focused on drones, based on lessons learned from the conflict in Ukraine.

European Council President Costa and Icelandic Prime Minister exchanged messages.

Domestic News: 1. Xi Jinping arrives in Bishkek to attend the 2026 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit and pay a state visit to Kyrgyzstan. 2. National Data Administration: Research and explore business models such as value-added subscriptions and performance-based payments, focusing on major scenarios in the national economy. 3. Shanghai Stock Exchange listed companies release their semi-annual reports: Net profit growth after deducting non-recurring items hits a new high since 2022. 4. China Coast Guard conducts law enforcement patrols in the territorial waters and surrounding areas of Huangyan Island. International News: 1. Iceland holds referendum against restarting EU accession negotiations. 2. Shooting incident in Switzerland leaves 1 dead and 5 injured. 3. Trump says he will fill the US strategic reserves with Venezuelan oil. 4. South Korea's presidential office announces new cabinet members, with several ministerial-level officials to be replaced. 5. Venezuela's interim president: 25-year oil agreement with the US aims to increase production to 1.5 million barrels per day. 6. Middle East situation—① Iran's Supreme Leader: The way to resolve regional issues lies in unity. ② Iran's Navy Commander refutes Trump's claims, stating that the Iranian Navy still possesses combat capabilities. ③ US media: Senior US military officials advise Hegersey that a large-scale operation against Iran is unsustainable.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: Following the historic launch of the Roman Telescope, President Trump participated in a NASA press conference via telephone.

According to CBS News, internal U.S. government documents show that the Trump administration deported more than 100 people from countries including Afghanistan, Cuba, and Nicaragua to eight African countries within 10 days, further expanding its "third-country" deportation operations.

A spokesperson for the European Commission stated that Iceland remains a close partner of the European Union.