12:00 News in One Line: Sharp Statements, New Warnings, and Important Decisions

Last hour's news presented concisely and substantively:

• Arthur Khachatryan declared in the National Assembly that Aregnas Manukyan's detention is a means of pressure and called for the facilitation of a meeting between him and his child and mother.
• The Cyber Police warn that there has been an increase in fraud involving fake rental advertisements and urge individuals not to transfer money until verifying the authenticity of the offer.
• The State Revenue Committee announced that the quota for zero customs duty on electric vehicles continues to be consumed, with 93% of the volume intended for non-dealers already used.
• North Korea has stated that it may take additional military steps in response to Japan's militarization and its cooperation with the United States.
• The Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia stated that it is impossible to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia, emphasizing the country's nuclear potential.
• In France, 402 people have been arrested since the beginning of summer due to forest fires, and the flames continue to cause significant damage across different regions of the country.
• Due to expected extreme heat, the supervisory body warns of an increased risk of fires and calls for strict adherence to safety rules, especially at fuel stations.