11:00 News in Brief: Serzh Sargsyan's Address, Abolition of Women's Death Sentences in Iran, Oil Developments

Here are the highlights from the past hour:

• Serzh Sargsyan issued a statement on the eighth anniversary of his resignation, considering his candidacy in 2018 as both a correct decision for security and a significant mistake for not explaining it to the people.
• The "Wings of Unity" party has submitted its documents to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) for participation in the upcoming National Assembly elections, with today being the deadline for submitting applications.
• A major land fraud scheme has been uncovered in the Lori region, involving the former advisor to the head of Gyularak village who had privatized community lands using forged decisions.
• The Iranian authorities have abolished the death sentences of eight women arrested during protests, as announced by the President of the United States, who noted the immediate release of four of them.
• Russia has received an official invitation to participate at a high level in the upcoming G20 summit in the United States, where a presidential visit is also possible.
• Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon aimed at extending the ceasefire will begin in Washington, although both sides continue to accuse each other of violating ceasefire conditions.
• Slovakia has resumed receiving oil through the Druzhba pipeline after Ukraine halted the flow, while Bratislava threatened to block anti-Russian sanctions.