Brief News: Pothole Filling on Vardanants Street at Builder's Expense, Cuba's Crisis

Yesterday's news summarized and articulated:

• Pothole filling has been carried out on Vardanants Street without bitumen, and the work will be restored at the builder's expense, with no compensation mechanism for damaged vehicles in place.
• The winter conscription has ended, and after taking their oath, soldiers will receive a two-day leave.
• The Prime Minister has announced that the authorities are focused on an agenda of future peace, development, and creating a new history by working with and for the people.
• An attorney has stated that the presented international expert opinions confirm that the person depicted in the video has no connection to the Bishop. He also criticized the investigative body's position, describing it as unclear and strange.
• According to a former U.S. ambassador, Iran is unlikely to close the Strait of Hormuz in the event of a limited strike.
• A Russian figure skater has been called for doping testing following the Olympic Games.
• After the halt of Russian oil transit, Hungary has begun to utilize its strategic reserves.
• Amid the energy crisis, Cuba is actively transitioning to solar energy use.