Middle East Disruption: Iran says traffic is back on major roads within hours after US strikes hit bridges and transport infrastructure, but the broader logistics picture stays tense. Road Safety Policy: Malaysia’s Cabinet approved amendments to the Road Transport Act 1987 to let courts order compensation for road accident victims, alongside tougher demerit-point rules for high-risk drivers. Freight Market Watch: FTR’s Shippers Conditions Index slipped again to -15.4 for May, signaling extremely tough conditions for shippers despite slight improvement. War-Risk Costs: War risk premiums for shipping surged again as US-Iran tensions escalated, with insurers citing roller-coaster pricing and higher hull-value charges. Ebola Logistics: UN warns that transporting Ebola victims’ bodies within Congo for funerals risks spreading the virus further, as cases and deaths climb. Military Logistics Shift: The US Army’s 16th Sustainment Brigade in Europe is moving from vulnerable hubs to smaller mobile teams built for drone-heavy battlefields. Port/Trade Impact: Ukraine says Russian strikes have cut Black Sea grain export capacity by about a third, hitting terminals and the wider logistics chain. Rural Mobility Pilot: BikeWo Green and Yubhas Renewables will validate solar-assisted electric three-wheelers for rural delivery and passenger use, with potential financing support via MUDRA. Transit & Safety Incidents: A train struck a school vehicle in India’s West Bengal, killing five; and Uganda reported a deadly school bus crash that killed at least 20 children and one adult.