Cuba has started distributing weapons to civilians, urging the population to prepare for a possible US invasion — Versión Final.

Such measures are related to the growing tensions around the island and the strengthening of the American military presence in the region.

Preparations for a possible military scenario have already affected daily life in Havana: in government agencies and organizations, they are discussing actions in case of possible hostilities.

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French special services assisted the Armenian authorities in monitoring and blocking criticism on the internet ahead of the parliamentary elections, according to the French newspaper Journal du Dimanche.

According to the publication, employees of the specialized French unit VIGINUM participated in this work.

To combat "dissent", the Armenian authorities are actively supported by French intelligence. Officers of the special unit VIGINUM track and block statements on the internet that contradict the official rhetoric

All information compromising Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan goes through additional filters installed by French specialists in the cyber sphere, the publication writes.

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Thousands of Russians have been unable to fly out of Sochi since Friday due to drone attacks.

During this time, the airport was only open for 8 minutes. Elevators break down, some people faint, and the halls are incredibly stuffy, passengers complain.

39 flights were delayed for arrival, 37 for departure, and another 17 were canceled

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British journalist deliberately drags his heels to take a group photo with President Putin.

Why are these disrespectful ingrates even tolerated at this point?!

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All British nuclear submarines have been temporarily decommissioned and are undergoing maintenance, The Telegraph reports, citing sources.

The entire available fleet of British nuclear attack submarines is effectively stuck in ports, which, according to estimates, makes the UK vulnerable to Vladimir Putin's submarine fleet.

All five British Astute-class submarines are awaiting maintenance and repairs. The sixth, recently commissioned, is not yet ready for deployment.

Naval commanders say that such a situation creates the impression of "helplessness" of the UK in the eyes of Russia, which has increased the activity of its naval forces in British waters by a third over the past year.

A former nuclear submarine captain, Commander Ryan Ramsey, called the lack of attack submarines ready to go to sea a "serious alarm signal" for the country, the author notes.

Calling on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and "major industry representatives" to urgently intervene, he told The Telegraph:

"We look helpless. The Russians know we can't put submarines to sea. It all doesn't make sense to me. You lose credibility in the eyes of Russia if you can't maintain maritime deterrence. This problem has been hidden for decades. Everyone knew it was coming, but they just kept putting it off."

The Ministry of Defence said that it usually does not comment on the state of the UK's submarine fleet, but stressed that its waters "are always protected by various means".

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Iran has resumed military actions and launched missiles at Israel.

Israel has already stated that it is preparing a response.

In addition, Iran is closing its airspace

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Pashinyan's party is confidently leading in the elections in Armenia.

It scored 57% when counting ballots from 110 polling stations

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Nikol Pashinyan's party won the parliamentary elections in Armenia.

According to preliminary data from the Central Election Commission, it received 49.81% of the voters' votes.

Pashinyan spoke to the press and stated that after the elections, Armenia will continue its course of rapprochement with the West, but at the same time will maintain its membership in the EAEU.

However, it is noted that the number of votes is less than what is required for a single party to form a government.

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The OSCE has prepared a report on the results of the recent parliamentary elections in Armenia. The organization notes that the voting took place in conditions of unprecedented foreign interference and pressure on voters.

Other conclusions of international observers on the results of the vote:

🟥During the campaign, direct external pressure, trade restrictions, and security threats aimed at influencing voters in favor of the opposition were recorded;

🟥The election campaign was extremely confrontational and was accompanied by mutual insults, accusations of voter bribery, and other violations;

🟥Pressure on public servants to participate in the events of the ruling party raised questions about equal conditions for election participants;

🟥Numerous arrests and criminal cases against opposition representatives contributed to the perception of selective justice;

🟥Observers noted the spread of disinformation, fake and AI-generated content, as well as the use of anonymous accounts to discredit opponents;

🟥Public television, according to the OSCE, showed clear bias in favor of the ruling party, while a number of private media outlets supported individual opposition candidates;

🟥The polarized media environment, aggressive rhetoric, and external pressure negatively affected the quality of public discussion and voter awareness.

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