10:00 News in Brief: Was Trump the Target? Gunshots in Washington, Armenian Athletes' New Successes

Here are the news highlights from the past hour succinctly presented:

• Gunshots were fired at an event attended by the President of the United States. An armed individual attempted to breach the venue during a dinner for White House correspondents, leading to the evacuation of senior officials. The suspect has been arrested, and the event has been postponed for a month.
• Air defense systems have become active in western Iran. Military activity observed in Kermanshah is reportedly linked to planned drills, although no official comments have been made yet.
• An exhibition of American military technology has been organized in Iran. A special showcase in Shahreza presented destroyed American equipment.
• Victor Orbán has resigned from his parliamentary mandate. The Prime Minister of Hungary is stepping down from his parliamentary seat but will continue to lead his party.
• Citizen's Day has been celebrated in Armenia. Cultural, educational, and sports events were held in more than 100 settlements with the theme “We Are Our State.”
• Armenian wrestler Vahgen Tevanian has claimed victory and a bronze medal at the European Championship, defeating an Azerbaijani opponent to secure third place.
• Garik Karapetyan is the new champion of European weightlifting. He achieved a stellar result and has been crowned European champion for the third time.
• The bridge leading to the Ayruim station is in a state of emergency. The bridge over the Debed River is in a dilapidated condition, endangering the traffic of local residents and vehicles.