News in Brief: Tensions in the Middle East, Strikes from Iran, and Political Reactions in Armenia

Yesterday's news summarized and concise:

• Turkey has announced that a ballistic missile launched from Iran and heading towards Turkey via Iraqi and Syrian airspace has been destroyed by NATO missile defense systems in the Eastern Mediterranean.
• Armen Grigoryan, Secretary of the Armenian Security Council, visited the Iranian embassy in Armenia and recorded a message in the condolences book.
• The press secretary of the Armenian Prime Minister denied reports that properties owned by Nikol Pashinyan were damaged during a missile strike in Dubai, stating that the Prime Minister does not own property abroad.
• According to the head of the ruling faction, the idea of impeachment proposed by the Republican Party has never had a real basis.
• Iran has announced that potential candidates for the position of Supreme Leader have already been determined, but a final decision will be made later.
• According to CNN, Iran has struck at least seven U.S. military bases in the Middle East in the past 48 hours.
• Movement through the Syria-Lebanon border checkpoint has been temporarily halted due to the threat of possible strikes from Israel.
• The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran has reported missile strikes on the positions of