Opposition Crackdown: Armenia’s security forces raided and seized businesses tied to Prosperous Armenia leader Gagik Tsarukyan; reports say over 10,000 workers lost jobs as authorities moved to shut down assets and pursue confiscation cases. Courts & Elections: The Central Election Commission revoked registration of 106 Strong Armenia candidates, while Armenia’s Constitutional Court rejected challenges to the June 7 election results; meanwhile, Tsarukyan’s detention and related court hearings continue, with the Ombudsman reviewing arrest footage and detention conditions. Human Rights & Prison Visits: Veronika Zonabend urged Armenian and international bodies to help organize a women’s humanitarian mission to visit Armenian detainees in Baku, as Armenia’s Human Rights Defender met Council of Europe officials on protecting the Defender’s independence. Regional Diplomacy: Iran’s ambassador warned that US presence near Iran’s borders must be addressed on the Armenia-Iran agenda, as Armenia and Iran discuss transport and energy cooperation. EU Support: The EU delivered remote-controlled demining equipment to boost Armenia’s humanitarian demining capacity. Economy & Food Security: Prime Minister Pashinyan ordered an investment program to stimulate wheat production and map unused land suitable for cultivation. Israel-Genocide Fallout: Israel’s Armenian Genocide recognition sparked a fresh crisis in Israel-Azerbaijan relations, with debate continuing inside Armenia over the political meaning of the move.