News in Brief: Closure of Airspace in Nakhichevan, Azerbaijan-Iran Tensions, Strikes in the Middle East

• Azerbaijan's authorities have announced the closure of airspace towards Nakhichevan following drone strikes.

• The armed forces of Azerbaijan have been placed on high combat readiness. Baku blames Iran for the incident and has announced diplomatic measures, while Tehran denies the accusations and links them to actions by other forces.

• The Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan has opened a criminal case in connection with the drone strikes in Nakhichevan. The incident has damaged airport facilities, affected civilian infrastructure, and resulted in injuries.

• Tensions continue in the Middle East, with Iran reporting missile strikes targeting Israel.

• Israel has reported strikes against military and command facilities in Iran.

• Iraqi Kurdistan has also declared that it will not participate in the regional conflict.

• Armenia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has urged Armenian citizens remaining in the UAE to register their details on the ministry's website to address issues arising from flight cancellations.

• Russia and Ukraine have conducted another exchange of prisoners of war, returning approximately 200 servicemen from both sides.

• By the decision of the Prime Minister of Armenia, the head of the State Property Management Committee has been relieved of his duties and appointed as the Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure.