11:00 News in Brief: Dispute in Davitashen, Scandal from Putin's Visit

Last hour's news summarized and substantive:

• National Assembly Session: The Parliament continues its work, where issues regarding an incident between MPs and the election of the chair of the Economic Affairs Committee were discussed.
• Personnel Change in the Security Council: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan introduced the newly appointed Secretary of the Security Council, Alen Simonian, to the body, thanking Armen Grigoryan for his work.
• Geography of Russian Imports: The ban on Armenian goods has not affected the selection in Russian stores, as Armenian products have been quickly replaced by Georgian and Azerbaijani goods.
• Japan's Response: The Japanese government has deemed Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands unacceptable and plans to tighten sanctions imposed on Moscow.
• Aerial Incident in Europe: NATO fighter jets have shot down a drone over Latvian airspace, prompting security precautions in the region.
• Difficulties in Ambassador Appointment: The President of Ukraine is struggling to find a new ambassador in the U.S. as potential candidates are declining to take on the challenging position.
• Police Clarification: Police have denied reports of gunfire in Davitashen, stating that only a dispute occurred at the scene, and operational actions are underway.