One-Line News: Threats and Military Operations - The World Watches the Crisis Around Iran

Last hour's news in a brief and substantial format:

• In the Middle East, tensions continue as a building in Bahrain has been damaged following an Iranian strike, resulting in casualties. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced the next phase of operations against US-Israel targets.
• The US President declared that the war against Iran might soon end and warned Tehran of retaliatory actions. He also sharply criticized the selection of Iran's new Supreme Leader and issued threats.
• During the first days of operations against Iran, the US military has spent approximately $5.6 billion on munitions. Discussions regarding potential control of the Strait of Hormuz are also underway.
• The Presidents of the US and Russia held a phone conversation discussing the conflict surrounding Iran and the situation in Ukraine. The parties emphasized the need for political and diplomatic resolution of the situation.
• The Iranian President stated that Tehran is ready to de-escalate regional tensions if neighboring countries do not allow their territory to be used for attacks against Iran.
• The price of Brent crude oil has dropped below $90. The market continues to react to tensions in the Middle East and the situation around the Strait of Hormuz.
• North Korea has criticized the joint military exercises of the US and South Korea, threatening a strong response. Pyongyang has declared that it will monitor its adversaries' actions.
• In Georgia, residents have been refunded about 1.2 million lari for inflated utility payments, mostly due to miscalculations and outdated infrastructure.
• The Prime Minister of Armenia has left for France on a working visit to participate in a nuclear energy summit. Meetings with representatives of European institutions are also scheduled during the visit.
• In Armenia, dry weather and a gradual increase in temperature are expected in the coming days. Precipitation in the form of snow and mixed rain is possible on March 14.