News in Brief: Gunfire, Political Accusations, and Olympic Leaders

Recent updates in brief:

• A public figure who arrived in Yerevan criticized the state of the capital's roads, noting that they are worse than in the regions. He directed accusations at the responsible officials.
• One person has been hospitalized due to gunshots on the Zovuni-Yegvard road. A suspect has been arrested, and the victim's life is not in danger.
• The Prime Minister's wife announced that her civil marriage with Nikol Pashinyan has ended. She urged restraint regarding the topic.
• Clashes occurred in Novi Sad, Serbia, between pro-government supporters and student protesters. The wave of protests continues.
• The Prime Minister of Hungary accused Kyiv of interfering in internal political processes. Ukraine has reported on preparations for new attacks from Russia.
• The President of the United States announced that the Peace Council will cooperate with the UN on certain issues and addressed the topic of Cuba.
• Norway is leading the medal count in the Winter Olympics, with the closing ceremony scheduled for February 22.