News in Brief: Shooting Incident in Ajapnyak, Tensions Around Iran, and TRIPP Benefits for Russia

Recent news summarized in brief:

• A shooting in Ajapnyak has resulted in seven individuals being hospitalized, one of whom has died, with several others in critical condition. Law enforcement officials are working at the scene.
• According to doctors, the injured primarily sustained gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen.
• In January, 2.9 billion drams were returned as a refund, reported the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs.
• Axios reports that the probability of military action by the U.S. against Iran is high, while the IAEA has conducted discussions with Iran.
• The Azerbaijani ambassador has stated that the TRIPP project will also be beneficial for Russia.
• The Chancellor of Germany has ruled out the idea of the country possessing its own nuclear weapons.
• Authorities in Afghanistan have burned 500 musical instruments, labeling them as 'tools of moral corruption.'