News in Brief: Military and Political Developments from the Region to Armenia

Last hour news summarized and substantial:

• The US administration has underestimated Iran's capabilities and its impact on the energy market. Washington was unprepared for a potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which could jeopardize global shipping and markets.
• Hezbollah is preparing for guerrilla warfare in the event of a possible Israeli invasion. Militants are operating in small groups and are avoiding phone communications to evade detection.
• The Pentagon has assessed the damage from the attacks on the US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain at approximately $200 million. Several infrastructures at the American airbase in Kuwait have also been damaged as a result of the attacks.
• US Senator Lindsey Graham has stated that the development of Iran’s nuclear capabilities could pose a serious threat to international security. He believes it could alter the regional power balance and increase pressure on the international community.
• The chair of the Central Electoral Commission announced that any political force can be unregistered only if it fails to comply with the legally required procedures. He emphasized that the commission operates solely according to the electoral code and does not assess political accusations.
• The Food Safety Inspection Body has suspended the operations of the public catering establishment "Grill.am" located on Khorenatsi Street in Yerevan. During the inspection, violations of sanitary and hygienic requirements were identified, and the operator was given a deadline to rectify them.
• Editha Gzoyan, the director of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, has submitted a request to be relieved from her position. The museum has stated that no legal act has been adopted so far and the situation is not being commented on.