10:00 News in Brief: From Missing Child to 8 Tons of Confiscated Goods and Drought in England

Brief and informative highlights of the news from the past hour:

• MISSING CHILD SEARCH: The community police department of Nor Nork is searching for 14-year-old Vahe Apikyan, who went missing from home on July 29.
• ILLEGAL TRADE RAID: Following inspections by the Yerevan mayor's office, reports have been drawn up and 8 tons of goods have been confiscated for trading in unauthorized locations in Malatia-Sebastia.
• DEFENSIVE MEASURES AGAINST UAV ATTACKS: The phrase “This is not Wildberries” written on the roof of a logistics center belonging to Ozon in Russia is linked to frequent drone strikes.
• COURT VERDICT IN BAKU: Four citizens in Azerbaijan have been sentenced to imprisonment for attempting to organize an unauthorized march with Soviet flags and for communist propaganda.
• ERDOGAN'S CRITICISM: The President of Turkey stated that the entire Middle East region is paying the price for Israel’s aggressive actions and territorial occupations.
• ISRAEL AND U.S. DISCUSSIONS: Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned in talks with Donald Trump that Israel will not strike Iran on its own initiative without a request from Washington.
• DROUGHT IN ENGLAND: Due to the fourth summer heatwave and lack of rainfall, drought has been declared in several regions of England, leading to water use restrictions.