News in Brief: Ajapnyak Incident, Congressional Hearings, and Military Tensions

News from the past hour, summarized and informative:

• Approximately 30 individuals have been detained and searches conducted in connection with the gunfire incident in Ajapnyak, although no weapons have been found at this initial stage. Public criminal proceedings have been initiated against 11 individuals, with investigative actions carried out at dozens of addresses.
• The Minister of Labor and Social Issues met with online taxi drivers to discuss the problems they raised.
• During the four years of war, the confirmed number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine has exceeded 186,000, with a sharp increase reported in the last month. The actual number of losses may be significantly higher.
• Tensions have arisen between the Prime Minister of Italy and the President of France following statements made after a murder in Lyon. Investigations are ongoing in France regarding the incident.
• Bill and Hillary Clinton have been summoned to Congress for questioning in the Epstein case. The investigation aims to clarify the circumstances and possible connections related to the case.
• A fire has broken out at a major electromechanical plant in Saransk, Russia, whose products are also used in the defense industry. The plant is under Western sanctions.
• A massive drone attack in Tatarstan has been repelled. According to reports, there have been no casualties or damages.