News in Brief: Cargo through Azerbaijan, New Wave of Protests in Front of the National Assembly, Russia Challenges Starlink

News from the last hour summarized and presented concisely.

• New shipments from Russia to Armenia have been transported through Azerbaijan, including fertilizers and buckwheat. In recent weeks, several supplies of fuel and grain have also been delivered.
• The government is proposing solutions to the issue where court disputes over land hinder property registrations for housing. The project will allow transactions to be carried out while ensuring the rights of buyers.
• Protests continue outside the National Assembly, demanding the publication of the investigative committee's report on the 44-day war. Demonstrations are planned to take place daily, with the participation of some parliament members.
• A tense situation has arisen in parliament following a speech by a deputy, which was met with sharp reactions during discussions.
• According to news sources, Iranian leadership is willing to negotiate with the United States under certain conditions. Tehran is also pushing for compensation claims for damages resulting from strikes.
• Russia has begun developing the 'Rassvet' satellite system to compete with Starlink. A large-scale network is planned to be created with hundreds of satellites.