News in Brief: Child Emergency, Tensions Around Hormuz, and Heavy Snow in Armenia

Latest news summarized and insightful:

• A 1-year and 2-month-old child from Ararat Province was transferred to Arabkir Medical Center with a diagnosis of "clinical death." Doctors managed to restore heart function, but the child remains in critical condition, with suspicions of abuse by a parent.
• The Israeli army has begun targeted ground operations in southern Lebanon aimed at destroying militant infrastructure and expanding their defensive line. Preceding these operations, artillery and airstrikes are planned.
• Several countries, including the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, have refused to send ships to the Hormuz Strait to participate in a mission initiated by the United States. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to plan the creation of an international coalition for escorting ships.
• EU foreign affairs ministers are discussing the possibility of sending military ships to the Hormuz Strait. The mandate of the European Aspides naval mission operating in the Red Sea may be expanded for this purpose.
• Flights at Dubai International Airport have resumed after a fire caused by a drone strike. The fuel depot was damaged, but the fire has been contained, and there are no reported injuries.
• Due to a cyclone from the Mediterranean Sea, several regions in Armenia have experienced heavy precipitation and significant snow cover. A new cyclone and a gradual increase in temperature are expected in the coming days.
• In Strasbourg, several European parliamentarians were unable to locate Iran on a map during a media inquiry. This incident has received widespread attention on social media.