Vanik Ohanian Elected Chairman of the Permanent Committee on Health Issues, Explosions Heard Again in Tehran

Recent news summarized:

• Armenian Prime Minister stated in Tbilisi that Georgia remains one of the most preferred tourist destinations for Armenian citizens, with visits increasing. This statement was made while summarizing the results of the bilateral economic cooperation commission meeting.
• Vanik Ohanian, a deputy from the 'Civil Contract' faction, has been elected as the chairman of the National Assembly’s permanent committee on health issues through a closed secret ballot. All deputies participating in the vote unanimously supported the candidacy.
• The ruling force continues its regional visits, combining them with meetings with citizens. According to the faction leader, the party's rating is higher than that of the opposition forces, and the idea of initiating impeachment against the Prime Minister is considered unrealistic.
• Explosions have been heard again in several areas of Tehran amid ongoing tensions in the region.
• The Israeli army announced that during strikes in Iran, a major center used for storage and launching of ballistic missiles was destroyed. It was also reported that strikes were carried out on Iran's air defense systems.
• The United States is considering options for applying pressure in border areas of Iran, collaborating with Kurdish forces and opposition groups. The plan is still in the discussion phase and could impact the regional situation.
• Russia has stated that the crisis surrounding Iran has no military solution and should be resolved through political and diplomatic means.
• Belgium has not ruled out participation in a European nuclear deterrence project, potentially allowing the use of French military aviation at its airbases. It has been noted that the initiative aims at deterrence, not escalation of conflicts.