18:00 News in Brief: 8 Parties to Correct Mistakes, Political Hunger Strike, Oil Disaster in Tuapse

Latest news summarized:

• The State Food Safety Inspection Body of Armenia has begun monitoring and laboratory testing at "Jermuk Group" to verify product safety.
• The Central Electoral Commission has given 8 political forces 48 hours to correct document inaccuracies ahead of the 2026 elections.
• The Minister of Health stated that issues regarding captives from Baku are being coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and he has no additional information.
• The "Strong Armenia" party has prioritized the elimination of poverty in the country during a pre-election meeting.
• Arthur Avanesyan continues his hunger strike at the "Vardashen" prison in protest against political persecution.
• A U.S. Congressional bill proposes to expand financial support to Armenia and regional peace in 2027.
• Following a fire at an oil refinery in Tuapse, water usage has been restricted, and cleanup operations in the coastal area have commenced.
• Khabib Nurmagomedov has denied Arman Tsarukyan's claim that his gym was built with state funding.
• Hungary is demanding guarantees for the educational and political rights of the Hungarian minority in exchange for supporting Ukraine's EU membership.
• A potential new Banksy sculpture has appeared in London, while media outlets claim to have uncovered the artist's identity.