News in Brief: Ruben Vardanyan's Verdict and Regional Developments

Latest news highlights from the past hour:

• The Baku court has sentenced the former Prime Minister of Artsakh, Ruben Vardanyan, to 20 years in prison, while different sentences have been issued for other former leaders.
• Scheduled power outages in the Arabkir administrative district are expected to last until 5:00 PM. Residents can check the details via the energy company's hotline.
• The Archbishop of Shirak will be discharged from the hospital and will continue to serve his detention at home. The court has not specified any restrictions on his activities.
• At the “Gogavan” checkpoint, more than 3 kg of jewelry concealed from customs control have been discovered. A report has been filed for violating customs regulations.
• A former official from the Ministry of Defense has been charged with large-scale property theft. The case has been sent to the anti-corruption court.
• A solidarity rally was held in front of the Iranian embassy in Tbilisi, joining an opposition march. The international agenda is creating new tensions in Georgia's political landscape.
• Poland is preparing to initiate legal proceedings for reparations against Russia, focusing on the consequences of the Soviet era.