One-Line News: Road Conditions in Armenia, Details of the Attempted Arson of the NSS Building, and Tensions in the Middle East

Recent news summarized:

• All interstate and republican roads in Armenia are open; however, several sections are difficult to traverse due to snow. The Titujur–Navur road is closed, and some mountain passes have restrictions for vehicles with trailers.
• The Prime Minister met with the father of a soldier who was released from captivity in Aragatsotn and thanked him for his patience. It was emphasized during the conversation that the promise regarding the return of the captured son has been fulfilled.
• The Investigative Committee reported on the criminal proceedings concerning the attempted arson of the NSS building. One person has been arrested, and the investigation continues under terrorism and other charges.
• A public opinion poll conducted in Armenia has shown that a portion of citizens is satisfied with the work of the Prosecutor's Office, while a significant number expressed dissatisfaction. Some respondents found it difficult to provide an assessment.
• Dozens of people have been killed and injured in eastern Lebanon due to Israeli airstrikes. Local authorities report that the strikes targeted villages in the Baalbek region.
• The U.S. President had previously stated that although he is not Jewish, he will always defend the Jewish people and support American Jews. He also mentioned the influence of the Jewish community in Washington.
• Several countries in the Middle East have been subjected to drone and missile strikes, which have disrupted the operations of Dubai Airport. Iran has stated that it has targeted American military bases and promised to cease attacks if there are no strikes against it.