News in Brief: Trump's Statements and Iran's Threats; Demand for New Leaders in Armenia

Here are the succinct and substantive news headlines from the last hour:

• The representative of the "Strong Armenia" party has stated that the country needs new leaders and that no force can cancel democratic elections.
• UAE billionaire Khalaf Al-Habtour has addressed Trump in an open letter, questioning who allowed the Middle East to turn into a battlefield.
• Iran is preparing to use more advanced and long-range missiles against the US and Israel.
• Major Persian Gulf countries are discussing a review of foreign investment agreements amid the backdrop of war in the region.
• Israel has reported that 12 civilians have died during the war with Iran, with hundreds injured.
• Iran's defense council has threatened to strike at Iraqi Kurdistan's targets in case of incursions into Iranian territory.
• One of Iraq's religious leaders has issued a fatwa calling for a global fight against the US and Israel.
• Donald Trump has stated that the US wants to participate in the process of selecting Iran's new leader.
• Hezbollah has announced it has struck an Israeli military equipment gathering site in southern Lebanon.
• In Armenia, rain is expected in the coming days, with snow and blizzards in mountainous regions, while the weather will stabilize from March 9-11.