11:00 News in Brief: Millions of Rubles at Zvartnots, Incoming Cargo from Azerbaijan, and Missile Threats

Yesterday's news summarized:

• At Zvartnots Airport, customs officials prevented the smuggling of around 72.6 million rubles by Russian citizens, leading to the initiation of a criminal case.
• Businessman Samvel Aleksanyan is preparing to import 350,000 kilograms of buffalo meat from India, alongside 900,000 kilograms of lard from Italy, and 300,000 kilograms of chicken breast from China, produced in the USA.
• The speaker of the Iranian parliament has declared the ineffectiveness of US sanctions, predicting a potential increase in global oil prices to 140 dollars.
• The US armed forces are planning to deploy cutting-edge hypersonic missiles in the Middle East for the first time to counter threats from Iran.
• The potential reduction of American troops in Germany could jeopardize the strategic plan for deploying long-range Tomahawk missiles by the end of the year.
• A photograph found with the individual accused of plotting an assassination attempt against Donald Trump shows evidence of a pre-prepared arsenal prior to the attack.
• A new batch of grain and fertilizer will be transported to Armenia today via Azerbaijan's territory and a railway station.