14:00 News in Brief: Shootings in Yerevan, Shocking Discovery at Tutankhamun's Tomb

Recent news summarized:

• Shots were fired during a dispute on Parpetzi Street in Yerevan, prompting police to take appropriate measures.
• A member of the National Assembly criticized the government for lacking information on the management of financial resources provided by the European Union.
• A member of the 'Strong Armenia' party announced that his uncle was arrested for actions aimed at protecting a church.
• Three hundred new schools have been built in the country, designed to accommodate around 107,000 students.
• The Mayor of Yerevan addressed the activities of the former mayor in an interview, emphasizing the importance of political accountability.
• The President of the United States is discussing new strikes against Iranian targets while Israel prepares for possible prolonged military operations.
• As a result of a Russian drone strike, a garage complex in Kharkiv was damaged and three men were injured.
• In Egypt, the public was presented with the uniquely preserved plaster wall covering of Tutankhamun's tomb and two restored ancient tombs. According to the Director General of the Luxor Antiquities Authority, this new find is a unique artifact, as most pharaohs’ tombs have been looted.