10:00 News in Brief: Mayors Detained, Trump's 'Dream Team', Nuclear Cargo Mystery

Yesterday's news summarized:

• Amid anti-corruption revelations, current mayors who support 'Strong Armenia' have been detained. Taped conversations have stirred new controversy in the political arena.
• The Minister of Internal Affairs announced that there has been historic progress in the visa liberalization process between Armenia and the EU. According to him, European partners highly appreciate Armenia's steps.
• The government has approved a new subsidy program for milk producers, aimed at farms with several cows.
• Florentino Pérez avoided commenting on José Mourinho's potential return to Real Madrid. He also hinted at new elections within the club.
• Kuwait has accused Iran of attempting to attack an island where China is building a port. Tehran has sharply denied the allegations.
• Donald Trump referred to a potential Vance-Rubio ticket as his 'dream team' for the 2028 elections, while also stating that he is not officially supporting any candidate.
• The Kremlin has announced that a potential visit by Trump to Russia is not on the agenda for now. Earlier, Trump had not excluded such a visit.
• CNN reports that a sunken Russian ship near the shores of Spain may have been transporting nuclear equipment for North Korea. Investigation into the incident continues.