News in Brief: Cleaning Works in Yerevan, Anti-Corruption Lawsuit, and New Developments Regarding Iran

Here are the latest news highlights summarized:

• Yerevan's Cleaning Works: Discussions have been held at the Yerevan City Hall regarding the ongoing cleaning efforts in the city, with an announcement that the capital's streets will soon be completely cleared of sand. Meanwhile, several regions have recorded snow and fog.
• Anti-Corruption Lawsuit: The Anti-Corruption Court has accepted another lawsuit regarding the confiscation of property with unlawful origins against a former official. The lawsuit seeks the confiscation of real estate, financial resources, and other assets.
• Negotiations on Nuclear Issues: Iran and the United States may soon engage in new negotiations concerning nuclear matters. Concurrently, information has been released about potential scenarios for the transfer of power in Iran.
• Severe Weather in the U.S.: Due to heavy snowfall in the northeastern United States, millions of people are under a state of emergency, with thousands of flights canceled. Normal operations have also been disrupted in Congress.
• Energy Issues in Russia: Several regions in Russia are experiencing energy problems and fires due to Ukrainian strikes. Local authorities report on the dismantling of drones.
• Increased Visa Fees in Egypt: Starting March 1, the cost of entry visas to Egypt will rise, leading to internal discussions and dissatisfaction in the tourism sector.