10:00 News in Brief: Iran's Secret Plan, Gaza Ceasefire, Delivery Inspections in Armenia

News from the past hour summarized:

• Iran's leadership is developing a secret plan aimed at increasing costs for the USA and its allies in the event of escalating conflict. Despite previously reached understandings, Tehran believes that agreements are merely attempts to buy time, and has been actively preparing for a large-scale conflict in recent months.
• HAMAS is urging mediators to apply pressure on Israel to maintain the ceasefire in Gaza and proceed to the second phase of the peace plan. At the same time, the organization is trying to preserve its ammunition in the enclave, which has faced opposition from Washington.
• Today marks the deadline for the ceasefire established by the memorandum between the USA and Iran in Islamabad. Despite reports from Pakistan, the Iranian side denies any discussions about extending the ceasefire, thus the official extension has not yet been confirmed.
• The US President has welcomed the mutual defense agreement signed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan in Mecca. This move is seen as an important foundation for regional security, intelligence sharing, and unity.
• A significant portion of food delivery personnel in Armenia is equipped with sanitary permits, and recent inspections have reported no violations. The food safety inspection body, together with the Police Service, will continue strict monitoring, with non-compliance resulting in substantial fines.