News in Brief: New Appointments in the Food Safety Inspectorate, Temperature Drop Expected, F-16 Fighter Jet Crash in Turkey

Recent news summarized concisely:

• New appointments have been made in the Food Safety Inspectorate by the Prime Minister’s decision.
• A drop in air temperature is expected, with experts warning of an increase in respiratory infections and urging the public to adhere to preventive measures.
• A statement has been made from Hungary regarding the militarization of the EU and the potential for a prolonged confrontation with Russia.
• The President of Iran has expressed willingness to engage in dialogue with students participating in protests, while an Iranian parliament member has called for the U.S. to withdraw its warships from the region.
• The European Commission has allocated funding for the protection of energy infrastructure in Poland and the Baltic states, and Poland plans to increase its military personnel.
• Australia is planning to evacuate diplomats' families from the Middle East.
• Georgia has extended the visa-free stay for Ukrainian citizens.
• An F-16 fighter jet has crashed in Turkey, resulting in the death of the pilot.