News in Brief at 09:00: Power Outages to Hacker Attacks - What's Happening Worldwide

Here are the latest headlines summarized:

• For the third consecutive day, mass power outages have been recorded in Georgia, causing the Tbilisi metro to come to a halt and disrupting water supply.
• In Russia's Kaluga region, air defense systems destroyed 17 UAVs overnight, with no casualties or damage reported.
• The drones attacked Russia's largest oil refinery, 'Slavneft-YANOS', resulting in a fire.
• US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Pentagon leadership for not informing him about the shortage of ammunition supplies.
• Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that foreign forces failed to capture Iran within 48 hours, asserting that the situation is fully under control.
• The Iranian President also noted difficulties in communication with the son of the spiritual leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, who is a crucial support for the country.
• The former director of 'Multi Group', Sedrak Arustamyan, has been arrested for two months on charges of large-scale theft and money laundering.
• Under the leadership of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, a draft program for the Armenian government for 2026-2031 has been discussed, with an assignment to revise it in the short term.
• Former goalkeeper of the national team, Roman Berezovsky, believes that 'Ararat-Armenia' can qualify for the Champions League group stage.
• Microsoft revealed a large-scale campaign by a Russian hacking group targeting public Wi-Fi networks.