09:00 News in Brief: Narek Karapetyan Under Criminal Investigation, Arsenal's Historic Victory

A summary of the past hour's news:

• The candidacy of Narek Karapetyan has come under criminal proceedings for intentionally concealing foreign citizenship and submitting false information.
• Arthur Osipyan, the president of the Artsakh Revolutionary Party, has been arrested following an incident during the ruling Civil Contract party's campaign, and a petition has been submitted to the court for his detention.
• London's Arsenal has officially been crowned the English champion after a 22-year hiatus and with one match remaining in the season.
• Leaders of Russia and China have begun talks to create a fairer global system against the backdrop of an unprecedented growth in Moscow and Beijing's relations.
• U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated that Iran wishes to reach an agreement with Washington and denied reports of Tehran transferring uranium to Russia.
• The U.S. Department of Justice has permanently barred the tax service from auditing past returns of Donald Trump and his family due to a settlement agreement.
• The U.S. Senate has approved legislation requiring congressional approval for military operations in Iran, which the president is likely to veto.
• The Israel Defense Forces have been placed on the highest level of combat readiness amid expectations of a potential U.S. order to strike Iran.
• Short-term rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds are expected today in Armenia and Yerevan, while daytime temperatures will rise by 2-3 degrees.