11:00 News in Brief: Proceedings on Trash Accumulation in the Area of Lake Kary, Secret Oil Schemes

In brief and substantive news from the past hour:

• The Anti-Corruption Court has accepted proceedings based on a lawsuit from the General Prosecutor's Office regarding the illegal seizure of assets and monetary funds from a former official of the State Revenue Committee and associates. The state is seeking the confiscation of real estate, vehicles, shares in companies, and large sums of money.
• Oil exporters from the Middle East are employing secret schemes for transporting oil through the Strait of Hormuz by using tankers with their locators turned off, circumventing dangers. Despite attacks and risks, exporting millions of barrels of oil daily allows for the maintenance of global prices.
• The President of Turkey has called for the resumption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the need to restore global oil flows. He noted that regional parties support uninterrupted transportation through this strategic waterway against the backdrop of US-Iran tensions.
• Discussions regarding the election of the heads of permanent committees continue in the National Assembly, accompanied by sharp political speeches and debates. The candidacy for the head of the Committee on Territorial Administration and Environmental Protection was discussed at the latest session.
• The Environmental and Mining Inspection Body has initiated administrative proceedings regarding garbage accumulation in the area of Lake Kary. The body also reminded that organizing garbage collection and sanitation in the area is the responsibility of local self-government bodies.