News in Brief: Prisoners, War, Oil, and Political Statements

Last hour's news, brief and substantial:

• Information flow regarding Armenian prisoners in Azerbaijan has decreased, while the closure of the Red Cross office deepens the information blockade.
• Iran states that the Strait of Hormuz is not closed, and the issues with navigation are caused by fears arising from the war.
• A representative of Iran's IRGC has declared that "Trump is out of work," addressing him in his own style.
• NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized Trump's important role in resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
• A British politician claimed that Trump is experiencing a nervous breakdown amid tensions with Iran.
• Airstrikes in Iran's Khorramabad city have resulted in casualties and injuries, including children.
• Israel is reportedly using old, unguided bombs during strikes against Iran to save costs.
• Strikes and explosions have been recorded in various parts of Tehran, targeting military facilities as well.
• The UK and USA have highlighted the importance of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open for global energy stability.
• Iran has employed missiles capable of bypassing Patriot systems while striking Qatar's infrastructure.
• The International Energy Agency is discussing the increase of oil reserves in light of the war's impact.
• A potential military action on Iran's Kharg Island could raise oil prices to $120-160 per barrel.
• The USA and NATO have contacted Iraq to establish a 24-hour ceasefire for the secure withdrawal of forces.
• Trump has released a mocking video regarding Starmer, continuing his criticism of him.
• Chaos in US airports due to unpaid work by TSA employees and political disputes.