News in Brief: Political Scandals, Protests, and Military Announcements Heat Up the Global Agenda

Recent news summarized:

• Trump has stated his desire to avoid a prolonged war, estimated to last several weeks.
• Mass protests are planned in the U.S. against Trump's policies.
• The Prime Minister of the UK has announced actions taken solely in national interests, refusing to bow to pressure.
• Trump has criticized NATO allies for refusing military support.
• Behavior of the EU’s diplomatic chief has been criticized in Finland for worsening relations with the U.S.
• An U.S. official has claimed that the war with Iran is nearing its end and will not last long.
• Russia has warned of the dangers posed by attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.
• Israel has not responded to Zelensky's initiatives regarding regional cooperation.
• Zelensky has announced a one-year fuel supply agreement.
• Ukraine does not plan to involve its military in other wars.
• Zelensky has denied allegations regarding negotiations with the U.S.
• The bank in the Epstein case has agreed to pay millions to victims as compensation.
• The Armenian national team is preparing for a match against Belarus, aiming for victory.
• Roads in Armenia are mostly open, although there are difficult sections in mountain passes.