News in Brief: No Deal with Iran, Unconditional Surrender Needed, Trump

Latest news summarized:

• The Israeli military has announced a 15th wave of strikes on Iran's military infrastructure. Iranian regime structures in Tehran and Isfahan were targeted amid ongoing military tensions.
• Donald Trump stated that no deal will be made with Iran unless it engages in unconditional surrender. He indicated that only after this could efforts be made to support the country's reconstruction and economic development.
• Iran's Foreign Ministry has announced that the U.S. and Israel have struck one of Tehran’s schools. Reports also indicate that Ilam city has been subjected to massive bombardment, and there are casualties from airstrikes in a residential district of Tehran.
• The son of Israel's Finance Minister was lightly injured during clashes along the Lebanon border. He was serving in the Israel Defense Forces.
• For Armenian citizens in the UAE, arrangements have been made for transportation to Muscat, Oman, to return to Armenia. A total of 190 citizens have been moved there in three days, and contact with others continues.
• Another criminal case related to the March 1 events has been sent to court concerning former senior police officials. The case pertains to the forceful dispersal of a protester's sit-in during the events of March 1, 2008.
• Due to heavy rainfall, the Tutjurchur-Navur highway has been closed to all types of vehicles. The Vardenyats Pass is impassable for vehicles with trailers.
• A fire has broken out near Khor Virap. Preliminary reports indicate that reeds are burning, and rescuers are conducting firefighting operations.
• Armenia national football team player Eduard Spersyan has extended his contract with FC Krasnodar. The new contract is set until June 2029.