13:00 News in Brief: Court Decision Released, Protests in Yerevan and Escalation in the Middle East

Yesterday's news summarized and substantive:

• The court has imposed a 2-month detention on 18-year-old David Minasian.
• Nazik Avdalyan has announced the creation of a sports development foundation and the implementation of sports-educational programs.
• In Yerevan, parents continue to protest against the kindergarten director, citing staffing issues.
• The city hall has initiated a study regarding the situation in the kindergarten.
• Vigen Euljekchyan, who was repatriated from captivity, is undergoing surgery due to health problems.
• The Russian Foreign Ministry has accused the West of interfering in the elections of other countries, referencing published data.
• Iran has struck a telecommunications facility in Bahrain, which also houses servers.
• An Iranian missile has damaged an oil tanker in Qatari waters, with no casualties reported.
• The U.S. Central Command has denied allegations of striking civilian objects in Iran.
• The number of casualties from the war in Israel has reached the thousands, with some individuals still hospitalized.
• A new method has been implemented in China to prevent drivers from falling asleep on nighttime roads using laser lights.