18:00 News in Brief: Education Law Change in Parliament, Compensation in Syunik, Escalation in the Middle East

Last hour's news summarized and contextualized:

• The draft amendment to the law on higher education concerning transitional admission procedures has been discussed in Parliament and received a positive conclusion.
• In Syunik, over 7 million drams in damages caused to the state from illegal stone extraction has been fully compensated.
• According to Ukrainian intelligence, objects monitored by Russian satellites in the Middle East have subsequently been subjected to Iranian strikes.
• Erdogan condemned the armed incident near the Israeli consulate in Istanbul and stated the intention to continue the fight against terrorism.
• The Turkish President announced that there are currently no plans for early elections in the country.
• In Iran, infrastructure has been damaged, and there are casualties and injuries as a result of U.S. and Israeli airstrikes.
• OpenAI has approached prosecutors demanding an investigation against Elon Musk, accusing him of actions against the company.
• NASA has presented images of Earth's sunset and sunrise from the Moon, as well as the most detailed photographs of the Moon.