News in Brief: New Water Sources Discovered to Ease Water Supply in Yerevan

News from the past hour summarized and to the point:

• Economic Growth: The economic growth rate has reached 7.2%, allowing for an increase in pensions. The Ministry of Economy predicts that growth and tax revenues will be higher than budgeted.
• New Water Sources: New water sources have been discovered to transport water to Yerevan. The Water Committee reports significant progress in several directions.
• Electricity Shutoff Data: HEC has published data on the average duration of electricity outages, noting a decrease in recent months. Comparative data from the previous year was also presented, along with a statement about additional analyses.
• Theft Incident: A 38-year-old man in Yerevan reported that his father has stolen 42 million drams from home and left. A criminal case has been initiated regarding the incident.
• Epstein Document Release: Documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case have been released in the USA, indicating that evidence was removed from the residence prior to the search. It is noted that this could affect the course of the case.
• Border Tunnels: Poland's border service has announced the discovery of underground tunnels at the Belarus-Poland border. Authorities claim these were used for the transportation of foreigners.
• Nuclear Rhetoric: The Kremlin has stated that nuclear rhetoric will be one of the factors in Ukrainian peace negotiation discussions. It was noted that work continues despite contradictory statements.