News in Brief: Prison Escape, Diplomatic Tensions, and Global Developments

Here are the news highlights from the past hour:

• A 30-year-old convict who escaped from Vardashen Prison has still not been located, and law enforcement continues search operations. It is reported that he went missing during the morning inspection while in a low-security area.
• Azerbaijan has criticized statements made by a representative from the Russian Foreign Ministry, deeming them disrespectful and demanding clarifications from Russia. The issue is related to the mention of Aliyev in an inappropriate context.
• The US President has announced the possibility of negotiations with Iran, noting that both parties seek to reach an agreement. He also addressed Iranian oil and regional tensions.
• Iran has rejected the US President's statements, characterizing them as political maneuvering. Official sources have raised doubts about the claims of successful negotiations.
• Due to rising tensions in the Middle East, thousands of vehicles have come to a standstill at a port in Kenya. The area has temporarily filled with luxury cars under unusual conditions.
• Pope Francis has strongly criticized airstrikes, describing them as a regression. He has called for a ban on such military operations.
• In the UK, finding work for young people has become more challenging due to the application of artificial intelligence. Most applications are being rejected through automated systems.
• Lionel Messi has set a new record surpassing Pele in the number of goals scored from penalties. He has become the second in the list of the greatest in history.