⌨Newly appointed Prime Minister Ishiba formed his cabinet, with only two female ministers and no young members, drawing mixed reactions. The cabinet's support rate stood at 51%. Ishiba held phone talks with U.S. President Biden, emphasizing strong ties. Meanwhile, a significant incident occurred at Miyazaki Airport, where an unexploded WWII-era U.S. bomb detonated on a taxiway, causing a crater and disrupting flights. The airport resumed operations after repairs. In international news, Iran's missile attack on Israel dominated headlines, with Israel vowing retaliation. Domestically, the Bank of Japan Governor met with PM Ishiba, who stated that conditions for additional rate hikes were not present. The Nikkei stock average fell sharply due to Middle East tensions.