Brief News: Collapse of International Order, Diplomatic Pressure, and Evacuations of Armenians from Abroad

Last hour's news summarized and substantive:

• 9 out of 12 Armenian citizens in Iraq have expressed their desire to return to Armenia after contacting the embassy.
• Due to the closure of Kuwait's airspace, around 33 Armenian citizens have approached the embassy, and 16 have already returned to Armenia.
• Indian Prime Minister Modi discussed regional security and freedom of navigation with the Iranian President.
• Russia condemned the attack on the Natanz nuclear facility, considering it a violation of international law.
• Negotiations between the USA and Ukraine continue aimed at reaching a peace agreement.
• A French general has harshly criticized Trump, accusing him of damaging relations with allies.
• Lavrov stated that the international order has collapsed, and the law of force dominates the world.
• Putin and Lukashenko discussed deepening cooperation and security issues.
• Approximately 140 people have been arrested in Turkey in the past two weeks on suspicion of having ties to the Islamic State.
• Scientists have determined that global warming is slowing down Earth's rotation, affecting time and navigation systems.