11:00 News in One Line: Tense Situation During Campaign, World-Shaking Military Clashes

Last hour news summarized and insightful.

• The situation has escalated during Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's campaign. A dispute began between Nikol Pashinyan and an opposition woman.
• In Norashen and Metsavan communities, six individuals have been arrested concerning the obstruction of the 'Civil Contract' party's campaign, while several others have had other preventive measures applied to them.
• The prime ministerial candidate from the 'Strong Armenia' party announced that if elected, a special group would be formed through international connections to discuss the return of Armenian prisoners held in Baku.
• The Minister of Labor and Social Affairs responded to Robert Kocharyan's statement, calling him a liar and noting that COVID restrictions could not have obstructed his trip to Moscow during wartime.
• Saudi Arabia's air defense systems intercepted and destroyed three Iranian attack drones launched from Iraq within its airspace.
• The Pentagon has prepared a series of military strikes against Iran’s energy and other infrastructures if U.S. President Donald Trump decides to resume attacks.
• A new bill is being drafted in the U.S. Senate that would allow the president to impose sanctions on countries that support Russia by buying cheap oil.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that it had shot down 50 Ukrainian drones over various regions of the country, including Crimea and the Sea of Azov.