News in Brief: Escalation on All Fronts, War, Fake News in Armenia and Rising Oil Prices

News from the past hour summarized and detailed:

• The Ministry of Justice of Armenia has refuted fake news, emphasizing that claims about organ sales in Armenia are misinformation.
• The UK is warning of a possible fuel shortage against the backdrop of the Middle Eastern war.
• Trump has stated that NATO has refused to support actions against Iran, but the US does not need it.
• The director of the National Counterterrorism Center in the US has resigned in protest against the war with Iran.
• Trump has accused Iran of blocking the Strait of Hormuz, calling it an unfair move.
• The Russian Defense Ministry has announced control over areas in the Sumy region, while Putin has granted clemency to 23 women.
• The EU has offered to support Ukraine in the restoration of the Druzhba oil pipeline.
• Macron has stated that France will not participate in the war and maintains a defensive position.
• Israel is amassing troops at the Lebanese border amid the possibility of a large-scale invasion.
• Zelensky is on a European tour attempting to maintain international attention on Ukraine.
• The price of Brent oil has reached around $101, maintaining high levels.
• The President of Finland has warned that the war in the Middle East negatively affects Ukraine.