15:00 News in Brief: Mass Brawl Between Turkish and Russian Athletes, What's Happening in the Hormuz Strait

Summary of the latest news from the past hour:

• The Ministry of Internal Affairs units have been operating under an enhanced regime during nationwide events. Mass gatherings have proceeded without incidents, reaffirming the country’s high security rating.
• Armenian weightlifter has won the championship title at the European Championship, setting new records. The athlete dedicated his victory to the Armenian nation and noted that the main goal is the Olympic Games.
• An attorney has addressed the tragic incident of a car crash involving the Prime Minister's convoy that occurred four years ago. It is reported that no one has been held criminally responsible for the case to this day.
• The Prime Minister of Israel has responded to news of a possible assassination attempt against the U.S. President. The arrested suspect has declared an intention to target representatives of the administration.
• The leadership of Iran has announced an unchanging decision regarding the status of the Hormuz Strait. Tehran has also criticized Washington's contradictory statements regarding the country’s nuclear capabilities.
• The spokesperson for the Russian President stated that European security cannot be imagined without Russia. According to him, the country cannot be considered the main threat in the region.
• A boxing title match in Turkey was halted due to a mass brawl. An investigation has been launched regarding the incident, which also involved spectators.