News in Brief: US-Iran Tensions, Military Restructuring, and Weather Changes

Last hour's news summarized and to the point:

• Iran has refused to accept US proposals, and the negotiations in Geneva have yielded no results. Amidst rising tensions, the US is reallocating forces in the Middle East, while Iran's currency has sharply depreciated.
• The US plans to gradually reactivate its embassy in Damascus, with preparatory work set to begin in the coming days.
• The President of Ukraine discussed a trilateral format involving the US and Russia with NATO's Secretary General. Hungary's Prime Minister stated that resolution is impossible without Washington's involvement.
• The Mayor of Paris made another visit to Kyiv, delivering energy support. France continues its assistance to Ukraine.
• Russia has warned that South Korea's potential involvement in Ukraine's armament programs would obstruct the resolution process. Moscow has threatened retaliatory actions.
• Israel has carried out airstrikes in eastern Lebanon, resulting in casualties and injuries, targeting representatives of armed groups.
• Russian and Belarusian figure skaters will not participate in the World Championship in Prague. Their participation in the Olympics was considered an exception.
• Rain and significant drops in temperature are expected in Armenia. Rain and wet snow are also forecasted for Yerevan.