11:00 News in One Line: Opening of $4 Billion AI Center, Mourning in Tatarstan

Here are the latest news updates summarized:

• A $4 billion artificial intelligence center has opened in Armenia, marking a new phase in Armenian-American technological partnership.
• Discussions continue in the National Assembly regarding the election of the parliament's third deputy speaker, which has received support from the opposition faction.
• The Armenian people are faced with two referendums imposed from outside, as announced by Anna Grigoryan, head of the Armenia faction, from the podium of the National Assembly.
• Recent appointments and changes have been implemented within Armenia's prosecutorial system.
• Mourning has been declared in Tatarstan in memory of the 12 victims and dozens of injured from a mass drone attack on Nizhnekamsk.
• The United States has announced a commitment to economic pressure policies while refraining from military action against Iran.
• Mark Zuckerberg's superyacht has come under criticism for ignoring distress signals from a capsized vessel off the coast of Alaska.
• Armenian young chess players are leading the standings at the European Championship currently taking place in Montenegro.