09:00 News in Brief: Drone Attacks in Volgograd, Iran's Response to the US, Hamas Disarmament

Brief and substantial news from the past hour:

• Drone Attack in Volgograd: A fire broke out at the Wildberries logistics center due to strikes from Ukrainian drones, resulting in damages and injuries. The company has announced it has started compensating affected sellers, including Armenian businessmen.
• Economic Tensions between Armenia and Russia: The Russian Ministry of Economic Development stated that it will demand compensation if there is a unilateral revision of the contract for the South Caucasus Railway. It emphasized that demands for additional payments from Armenia are unfounded.
• Iranian Strikes on US Military Base: In response to US strikes, Iranian armed forces targeted infrastructure at the American military base located in Bahrain with drones.
• Agreement on Hamas Disarmament: A preliminary agreement has been announced regarding the complete disarmament of Hamas and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. According to the plan, Israel will withdraw its forces, and security will be ensured by international forces.
• Production of Patriot Missile Systems: The US President has stated that he is still unsure about granting a production license for Patriot missile systems to Ukraine. Washington intends to be more cautious regarding the licensing of such armaments.
• Deaths in Armenian Prisons: Over the past year, 27 individuals have died in prisons in Armenia, many due to illnesses incompatible with detention conditions. Most of them were in pre-trial detention.
• Aram Vardevanyan Suspends Legal Activities: The lawyer and political figure announced that he will submit a request to suspend his license. This decision came after recent developments surrounding the arrest of a party associate.
• UEFA Seeking to Remove Infantino: European football officials are looking for a new candidate to remove the FIFA president. The president of Paris Saint-Germain is being considered as a potential replacement.
• Weather Forecast: No precipitation is expected across Armenia and Yerevan, with warm weather prevailing. However, short-term rain, thunderstorms, and increased wind may occur in certain areas.