11:00 News in Brief: Government Reshuffles, Dangerous Toys

Recent news highlights include:

• The government has reshuffled the heads of the State Revenue Committee, the Committee for Urban Development, and the Cadastre.
• While serious crimes in Yerevan have decreased, there is a concerning rise in gun-related offenses, domestic violence, and traffic accidents.
• The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has denied claims about the impracticality of the housing program for displaced families, citing thousands of issued certificates.
• Dangerous substances have been found in three types of plastic toys sold in Yerevan and Abovyan, leading to a suspension of their sale.
• Putin visited the disputed Iturup Island following Russian naval exercises and North Korean missile launches.
• Japan has lodged a strong protest against Putin's visit, asserting that the island is part of its territory.
• Rafael Grossi, head of the IAEA, stated that the UN is losing its relevance and achieving insufficient results in several areas.
• A fire broke out in a Wildberries warehouse in Bashkiria due to a Ukrainian drone strike, although evacuations had already been carried out.
• In 80 departments of France, an orange alert for heat has been declared, with temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius.