News in Brief: Interior Ministry's Response to Pashinyan's Statement, New Rules in the Hormuz Strait

Latest news summarized and content-rich:

• The Minister of Internal Affairs stated that Pashinyan's remarks do not provoke panic, but rather serve as a political assessment of current threats.
• The Ministry of Internal Affairs is prepared to provide a legal assessment if criminal elements preparing for war come to light.
• It has been clarified regarding the scandalous incident in Mkhchyan's school that the substance categorized as 'drugs' was not actually dangerous.
• The minister emphasized that changing societal mindsets is also crucial in the fight against crime.
• The peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan was discussed in Baku with the participation of NB8 countries.
• Iran has demanded that the United Kingdom not support the US and Israel in actions against it.
• The UK confirmed that the US is utilizing its bases for attacks against Iran.
• Israel reported the launch of missiles from Iran, activating air defense systems.
• UN Secretary-General Guterres stated he has not communicated with Trump since the beginning of the conflict with Iran.
• Iran has warned Gulf countries not to permit their territories to be used for attacks against it.
• Tehran has declared that support for the US and Israel will result in further escalation of the conflict.
• Iran has established a fee of up to $2 million for safe passage through the Hormuz Strait, and several ships have already utilized this scheme.