News in Brief: Armenia, Iran, and International Political Developments

Yesterday's news summarized:

• The Prime Minister stated in Kapan that the foundation of the concept of 'real Armenia' is the state – the Republic of Armenia.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister denied reports regarding the Supreme Leader's health issues, asserting that he is fully performing his duties and that such information is an attempt to destabilize the situation.
• The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council accused the U.S. of preparing a potential provocation, claiming that a significant incident is being planned to blame Iran.
• According to Iran's Ministry of Health, hundreds of civilian casualties, including children and women, have resulted from U.S. and Israeli strikes.
• Due to rising tensions in the Middle East, the Formula 1 Grand Prix events scheduled in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have been officially canceled.
• Aviation monitoring platforms have reported that U.S. Air Force strategic bombers have struck Iranian territory, conducting flights from the United Kingdom.
• The President of Kazakhstan stated that the Iranian President does not hold full authority as major decisions are made by religious leadership.
• The President of Ukraine expressed Kyiv's readiness to work with any Hungarian leader who is not an ally of Russia, emphasizing the importance of maintaining U.S. support. He also noted that Ukraine will receive a new air defense system from France.