11:00 News Brief: Political Decisions, Security Operations, War

Previous hour's news summarized and condensed:

• Today, the National Assembly will continue to form its leadership by discussing the election of candidates for the vice speaker positions from both the ruling party and the opposition.
• During special operations, the police have detained 425 individuals previously convicted or with criminal tendencies, and seized weapons, drugs, and wanted persons.
• The Chief of General Staff made an unexpected visit to a position in Syunik, while the Ministry of Defense urged against disclosing classified information regarding the army's armaments.
• Trucks carrying Armenian peppers at the Astara checkpoint in Iran have been stranded for ten days due to document-related issues, resulting in some of the cargo spoiling.
• The Pentagon has denied reports suggesting that U.S. missile defense stocks have significantly decreased due to the war with Iran.
• As a result of Russia's combined attack, at least 17 people have died and 44 have been injured in Kyiv and the surrounding region, while Ukraine has reported its inability to intercept the launched ballistic missiles.
• Elon Musk has announced that SpaceX is fully transitioning to using NVIDIA's artificial intelligence computing systems, following which the company's shares have risen.