News in Brief: Personal Transfers Up to 1 Million Drams Not Required to be Declared

Here are the news highlights from the past hour:

• Iran has closed its airspace along the border with Azerbaijan via a NOTAM notification, amidst increased drone flights and possible military exercises.
• Personal transfers of up to 1 million drams will not be required to be declared; a self-declaration system for reports has also been implemented.
• Gifts received from non-family members and several transactions up to 1 million drams will be exempt from declaration; these changes will be discussed in the National Assembly.
• Starting April 1, pensions will be paid in a cashless manner, with plans for postal delivery and proxy mechanisms.
• According to Politico, Trump’s senior advisors favor Israel being the first to strike Iran amid potential joint operations.
• The Omani Foreign Minister will meet with the U.S. Special Envoy in Geneva to convey Iran's position on nuclear issues.
• Pashinyan has stated that Armenia hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the U.S.-Iran tensions.
• The Israeli Attorney General has summoned Netanyahu to testify regarding the leak of classified documents.