News in Brief: Fake 'Call Center', Tankers Pass Through Hormuz, Iran-Israel Retaliation

Here are the latest news highlights:

• A fake 'call center' has been uncovered in Yerevan; a 14-member group has stolen large sums of money through an 'Airdrop scam.'
• Tankers have begun to pass through the Hormuz Strait; the White House speaks of Iran's limited resources.
• The director of the National Counterterrorism Center has resigned in protest against the anti-Iranian war in the U.S.
• Claims of a conversation between Trump and former presidents have been denied by the teams of the U.S. former leaders.
• Iran has launched extensive missile strikes against Israel, also targeting Jerusalem.
• Israel has struck Iran's missile depot in Shiraz and residential areas in Beirut.
• Netanyahu has announced the elimination of Larijani and the commander of the 'Basij.'
• FIFA has rejected Iran's proposal to move the World Cup from the U.S. to Mexico.
• Russia and Ukraine have carried out mutual drone strikes, resulting in casualties and infrastructure damage.
• As of July 1, citizens of Armenia will be able to block loans taken out in their name.
• Ruben Vardanyan's family has made a concerning statement regarding his detention conditions in Baku.
• Trump's allies express concern that Iran is escaping the control of the U.S. President.