News in Brief: Hybrid Threats Around Armenia, Strict Approach to Justice, Drop in Oil Prices

Short and substantive news from the past hour:

• Armenia's Foreign Minister announced that hybrid attacks are being carried out against Armenia, including misinformation and elements of external interference. He noted that foreign entities are also involved in these processes.
• The Ministry of Justice has announced that there are no plans for amnesty, emphasizing the importance of individualized early release mechanisms. According to the minister, amnesty is considered a non-targeted tool.
• The State Revenue Committee has presented a program to create a center for foreign economic activity, which will centralize customs and trade services into one system. The project will be funded with European support and aims to enhance the efficiency of processes.
• The US President has postponed the deadline regarding Iran, noting that effective negotiations regarding the regional crisis are ongoing. This move has also impacted energy markets.
• Reports are circulating that Iran's new Supreme Leader is in isolation, and control within the country has been intensified. Meanwhile, intelligence agencies are trying to ascertain his whereabouts.
• Global oil prices have decreased due to the postponement of possible strikes against Iran by the US. Prices have dropped significantly to levels much lower than in recent days.
• Israeli sources report the assassination of Iran’s parliament speaker, indicating that a targeted strike was carried out. Footage from the scene of the incident has also been published.