One-Line News: Witness Pressured in Murder Case; Lawyer and Two Others Charged

Here are the brief and comprehensive news highlights from the past hour:

• The situation has escalated sharply in the Middle East: The US and Israel have launched strikes against Tehran, with Israel issuing evacuation warnings for the industrial zone in Qom. The attacks on Lebanon have resulted in hundreds of casualties and injuries, while a tanker is burning in the Strait of Hormuz.
• Reports indicate that the school attack in Iran was carried out from an American base located in the UAE: Simultaneously, there are reports of a strike on a boys' school in Iran, with footage circulating online.
• Gold exports have become difficult amid actions against Iran: Gold is being sold at significant discounts in Dubai, while global oil prices continue to rise, with Brent surpassing $91 per barrel.
• The President of Ukraine has visited several cities in Donbass: He published a video from the frontline. In this context, Hungary has given Ukraine three days to restore Russian oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline.
• The Armenian Foreign Ministry is facilitating permissions for flights from Muscat to Yerevan: Amid the situation in the Middle East, the embassy is in contact with several Armenian citizens in Oman to discuss their return options.
• The Anti-Corruption Committee has charged a lawyer and two others: They are accused of pressuring a witness in a murder case to give false testimony through threats and bribery. According to the investigation, the witness has already provided demonstrably false testimony in court.
• Weather conditions in Armenia are expected to include precipitation and a drop in temperature: In mountainous areas, blizzard conditions and poor visibility are possible. Due to heavy snowfall, the Ttujur-Navur road is closed, while the Vardenyats Pass is operating with restrictions.
• Logistics companies in Dubai report: Fresh fruit and vegetable supplies are approximately ten days old. Meanwhile, while food supplies in the region are adequate, price increases continue in the energy sector.