News in Brief: A Tense World, But No Gunfire at the Armenian Border

Last hour's news summarized and informative:

• The Armenian Ministry of Defense announces that there have been no gunfire or explosions reported on the territory of Armenia, describing publications about gunfire in Kapan as manipulative.
• The Mayor of Vardenis states that there is no information about a new Azerbaijani incursion and the situation in the community remains calm.
• The Deputy Mayor of Jermuk declares that Azerbaijani forces have not crossed the Armenian border since 2022.
• Political analyst Vardan Voskanyan notes that the threats from Azerbaijani leadership against Iran are unrealistic bluster.
• The ongoing war in the Middle East has entered its seventh day, maintaining tension in the region and impacting the global economy.
• Iraq has reported a sharp decline in oil production, which is compared to Iran's export volumes.
• The President of Iran has thanked the people of Kurdistan for their support during the war.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister stated that the country is not afraid of a possible U.S. ground invasion and is prepared to resist.
• Tehran insists that its armed forces are ready to turn the war into a quagmire for countries that initiate it.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister has announced that the U.S. plan for a rapid military victory has failed.
• Donald Trump has stated that Iran's military capabilities are nearly destroyed and is discussing the war situation with Israel's Prime Minister.
• Iran has announced the implementation of another phase of Operation "True Promise-4".
• Iranian sources claim there were drone attacks on the U.S. aircraft carrier "Abraham Lincoln".
• Reports have emerged that U.S.-Israel strikes have disrupted operations at Bushir Hospital, resulting in the deaths of newborns.
• Iraq has reported that U.S. forces conducted unauthorized air operations in the country.
• Reports have circulated about drone attacks on Dubai.
• According to Iranian sources, over 500 rockets and around 2000 drones have been launched since the beginning of the war.
• Azerbaijan has closed part of its airspace near the Iranian border, citing four Iranian drones.
• The Houthis in Yemen have announced their readiness to provide military support to Iran if necessary.
• Trump has criticized European allies, demanding unconditional support from Great Britain for actions against Iran.
• The U.S. President has called on the President of Israel to pardon Netanyahu, stating that his attention should focus on the war with Iran.