News in Brief: Attack on Turkish Tanker, Life Sentence Verdict, War Threats

Here are the brief and substantive news highlights from the past few hours:

• A Turkish oil tanker in the Black Sea was attacked by drones, resulting in an explosion. The vessel sustained damage, but the crew was unharmed.
• Iran is strengthening its military presence on Kharg Island in preparation for possible U.S. actions. At the same time, Tehran has stated it is not interested in negotiations and will continue its resistance.
• U.S. forces have reported conducting thousands of strikes in Iran, significantly weakening military infrastructure. There has also been a sharp decrease in missile attacks.
• Searches are being conducted at several locations in Yerevan as part of a case involving illegal weapons and ammunition. These are linked to individuals connected with criminal circles.
• The individual accused of murdering a 3-year-old child has been sentenced to life in prison. The court found him guilty of particularly brutal murder.
• Sessions continue in the National Assembly as the appointment of a new candidate for the head of the committee is discussed. Meanwhile, a new judge for the Constitutional Court has taken an oath and suspended parliamentary powers.
• A fire broke out on a bus in Yerevan but was quickly extinguished. No injuries have been reported.