News in Brief: Aliyev's Bodyguards Assault Case at State Department, Injured in Ajapnyak Stable

Last hour's news summarized and concise:

• The case concerning the incident between Azerbaijani President Aliyev's security personnel and protesters in Washington has been transferred to the State Department, with reported injuries.
• The condition of those injured from gunfire in Ajapnyak is assessed as moderate to stable, with no critical patients reported.
• The Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport visited the Armenian Genocide Memorial complex to oversee renovation works.
• The Trump administration has presented a vision for the reconstruction of Gaza, announcing potential multi-billion dollar financing involving several countries.
• U.S. Congress members are attempting to limit possible strikes against Iran, while the American military presence in the region has significantly increased.
• The head of the IAEA has proposed a temporary ceasefire to ensure the safety of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
• Japan has announced its readiness to sign a peace treaty with Russia, despite tense relations.
• According to a U.S. report, American aid to Ukraine has significantly decreased in recent years.