11:00 News in Brief: Armenian Wrestler's Victory in Europe, Anticipated Resignation of UK Prime Minister, and Escalations in the Middle East

Yesterday's news summarized and substantive:

• Suren Ishkhanian has won the title of European champion. In the finals of the freestyle wrestling championship for athletes under 17, the Armenian athlete defeated his representative from Russia.
• The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom intends to resign. Keir Starmer has informed close associates of his desire to step down, but a specific timeline is still unknown.
• There have been casualties in Lebanon due to Israeli strikes. At least 18 people were killed and more than 120 injured as a result of attacks on Hezbollah positions.
• Venezuela has deported a close associate of Nicolás Maduro to the United States. Businessman Alex Saab is suspected of organizing large-scale corruption schemes related to food programs.
• There is no progress on the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz. Following a visit to China, Trump has failed to reach an agreement, and navigation in the strait has again stalled due to Iranian control.
• Iraq will increase its oil exports through Turkey. In the coming two weeks, daily volumes are expected to rise to 140,000 barrels to enhance the efficiency of energy infrastructure.