News in Brief: Temperature to Drop in Armenia, New Tensions in US-Iran Relations

Brief and substantial news from the past hour:

• In Armenia, rain is expected, with blizzards in mountainous areas, and temperatures will drop by up to 12 degrees Celsius.
• According to the Financial Times, Iran is preparing for tougher military responses against the US.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister stated that a potential strike would not undermine the stability of the regime.
• Zelensky has denied the presence of nuclear weapons in Ukraine and commented on the upcoming negotiations in Geneva.
• The White House speaks of progress regarding the Ukrainian crisis, while Moscow opposes the idea of transferring nuclear weapons to Kyiv.
• Peskov noted that a meeting between Putin, Trump, and Zelensky is only possible after final agreements are reached.
• The White House demands an indefinite nuclear agreement with Iran.
• Political prisoners in Azerbaijan have appealed to the EU, urging them to increase pressure on Baku.
• A record number of journalists were killed within a year in 2025.
• China will purchase 120 Airbus aircraft, while the US increases spending on monitoring China's military activities.
• NOAH will face AZ Alkmaar in the playoff second match after their first victory.