News in Brief: Military Escalation, Heated Debates in Parliament and Mutual Accusations

Here are the news highlights from the past hour:

• The Prime Minister of Armenia has stated that there is no community in the country where government investments have not been made in recent years. According to him, citizens positively assess the implemented programs during regional visits, especially the universal health insurance system.
• MP Arsen Torosyan from the ruling party has claimed that some businesses are trying to avoid cash payments by asserting that the POS system is not functioning. He described this as "fraud."
• During his visit to Georgia, Nikol Pashinyan mentioned discussions with Georgian counterparts on all bilateral agenda issues. He dismissed the opposition's accusations as provocations.
• According to the Pentagon chief, new American forces are being deployed to the Middle East, and actions against Iran will continue as long as necessary.
• The U.S. Department of Defense announced that it is prepared to use a large number of precision-guided gravity bombs in military operations.
• According to U.S. military officials, the intensity of Iranian attacks has decreased, and American forces are shifting operations deeper into Iranian territory.
• The Israeli military has stated that military operations in Iran could continue for at least another two weeks, aiming to undermine the current government.