News in Brief: QP's Border Initiative, Resignation from Mandate, and Weapons Scandal

Recent news highlights in Armenia summarized:

• In the past days, Armenia has experienced a temperature increase of 7-12 degrees above normal, with several regions recording record high temperatures.
• A QP (Civil Contract) member has announced the possibility of opening borders and restarting the Gjumri-Kars railway line.
• Gegham Nazaryan has stated that he will not be on any electoral list and will not run in the next parliament.
• Davit Galstyan has denied the allegations of supplying substandard weapons, noting that the trial is ongoing.
• Lawyers for Ruben Vardanyan have appealed to Trump regarding the release of Armenian prisoners.
• ZMPC has filed a lawsuit against former employees who participated in a strike, demanding billions in damages.
• The Armenian ambassador in Moscow has stated that the rewriting of history is an element of hybrid warfare.
• Russia has expressed its willingness to accept the surplus of enriched uranium from Iran.
• Discussions on possible military scenarios regarding Iran are underway in Israel.
• Estonia has declared its readiness to host NATO's nuclear weapons on its territory.
• Russia is planning to impose restrictions on Telegram.
• US presidential aircraft will be repainted in Trump's favorite colors as part of scheduled maintenance.