09:00 News in a Nutshell: Daily Executions in Iran, Intense War Clashes, and Victory in Armenian Sports

Here are the headlines from the past hour, summarized and informative:

• Iran has presented a three-phase proposal to the U.S. for negotiations, aiming to halt the war and discuss control over the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran is only willing to start discussions on nuclear issues after reaching an agreement in the previous two phases.
• As a result of Israeli airstrikes, 14 people have died and 37 have been injured in Lebanon within 24 hours. The operation was conducted in response to attacks on Israeli positions.
• The Armenian men’s weightlifting team has won the European team championship for the second consecutive year. The women’s team finished the competition in third place, securing numerous medals.
• The government of Mali has announced the death of the country's defense minister, who died as a result of armed conflict. The minister was injured on the battlefield and passed away in the hospital.
• Since the beginning of the year, at least 612 people have been executed in Iran, including political prisoners and protesters. Human rights defenders have expressed concerns about the lack of transparency in the judicial system.
• Barack Obama has condemned the shooting during Donald Trump's event, stating that violence has no place in democracy. He also lauded the actions of the Secret Service during the incident.
• The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has clarified the deaths recorded at the "Zorak" care center. Officials claim they were the result of health issues, and law enforcement has been informed of the incidents.