News in Brief: Day 15 of the War. US-Israel-Iran Missile Strikes, Oil Prices Surge

Yesterday’s news summarized and substantial:

• It is the 15th day of the US-Iran-Israel war; fighting continues and has regional and global implications.
• The Anti-Corruption Court extended businessman Samvel Karapetyan’s house arrest for another month following a session that lasted around 10 hours.
• From March 14 to 17, precipitation is expected in Armenia, with snow in the mountains and blizzard conditions in some areas.
• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan released a video with Alen Simonyan captioned “morning coffee and hearts.”
• According to Tzakhala, the war in the Middle East may continue until April 1-9.
• The US is offering $10 million for information on the leadership of Iran and the IRGC, which includes the name Mojtaba Khamenei.
• The police department in Iran’s Lorestan province has been destroyed.
• American bases in Bahrain have come under Iranian missile strikes.
• Powerful explosions have been reported in Tehran and the area of Iran’s Space Research Institute.
• Iran is missile striking Israeli cities, with explosions and columns of smoke visible in several cities.
• Trump has stated that the US has conducted “one of the most powerful bombings,” striking military targets on Iran’s Khark Island.
• According to Trump, Iran wants to strike a deal, but not on the terms that the US is willing to accept.
• Since the start of the war, the US has sent approximately 10,000 AI-equipped Merops drones to the Middle East.
• The White House has announced that oil and gas production in the US has reached a historic high.
• Putin proposed to transfer about 450 kg of uranium from Iran to Russia to end the war, but Trump rejected the proposal.
• Zelensky met with Iran's Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi to discuss the war in the Middle East.
• The price of Brent crude oil has risen, exceeding $103 per barrel.