One-Line News: Iran, Israel, and New Strikes; Pashinyan's Statements in Strasbourg

Recent news summarized and content-rich:

• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated in Strasbourg that Armenia's main guarantee of security is peace and international cooperation. He also addressed the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the opening of regional transport corridors, and noted that the project is now in the implementation phase.
• European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced that the European Union is ready to deepen relations with Armenia. She mentioned that the functioning of a new office coordinating work with the region, which will also include Armenia, is under discussion.
• The Iranian national football team has refused to participate in the 2026 World Cup. The decision is linked to regional warfare and domestic tensions within the country, and FIFA is expected to resolve the issue of a replacement.
• The Israeli Defense Minister has stated that the leadership of Iran is hiding in tunnels and is issuing commands from there for attacks in the region. He noted that Israel continues to strike what it considers terrorist forces.
• The Israeli army has carried out extensive strikes on Iranian territory and on Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut. Meanwhile, the USA has carried out strikes against Iranian-affiliated groups operating in Iraq.
• Iran has declared that it is planning attacks on economic and banking targets of the USA and Israel in the region. This statement follows an attack on the Iranian banking system.
• Spain has recalled its ambassador from Israel. The decision was published by the country's foreign ministry.
• A cargo ship flying the Thai flag has come under attack in the Strait of Hormuz. Three crew members are reported missing.
• The Taiwanese Defense Minister has stated that the USA has not approached Taiwan regarding the transfer of Middle East air defense systems. He mentioned that Taiwan possesses "Patriot" systems in its arsenal.