News in Brief: New Government Support and International Statements

Last hour's news summarized:

• The Investigation Committee does not comment on the search being conducted at Gagik Tsarukyan's home.
• The government has set a monthly benefit of 50,000 drams for the third and subsequent children and established a new payment procedure.
• A decision has been made to provide compensation to land users affected by hail in the provinces.
• The court has extended Bagrat Galstanyan's detention by two months.
• The US administration plans to build a military base in Gaza for the deployment of international forces.
• Hungary does not rule out stopping energy supplies to Ukraine amid the blockade of Russian oil transit, with the situation in the region leading to disruptions in supplies.
• A representative of the Russian Security Council stated that NATO's expansion is a permanent threat and could pose a risk of systemic warfare.
• The King of the United Kingdom has responded to the suspicions around the royal family, stating that the law must prevail.
• Interstate and republican roads in Armenia are open, but snow is present in several regions. The Vardenyats Pass is impassable for vehicles with trailers.