News in Brief: New Military and Political Developments Worldwide, Statements Ahead of Elections in Armenia

Brief and substantive news from the past hour:

• Prime Minister Pashinyan: The health insurance system will operate both before and after the elections.
• Pashinyan assured in Sisian that issues related to water, roads, and others will be resolved gradually.
• Ter-Petrosyan: There will be a "capital renovation" in the country in case of the opposition's victory.
• More than 52,000 flights have been cancelled in the Middle East due to the war, affecting approximately 6 million passengers.
• Trump has refused to set a deadline for the end of conflicts with Iran, promising to continue strikes.
• Trump: The U.S. will never allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
• Trump has urged Mexico to accept U.S. aid in the fight against cartels.
• Iran's ambassador Jalaali stated that the people demand revenge for Ali Khamenei's death.
• Iran's Foreign Minister Araqchi accused Europe of supporting the U.S. in its war against Iran.
• No information is available about casualties after debris fell in downtown Dubai.
• In Abu Dhabi, 45 people have been arrested for spreading misinformation about the region.
• In Qatar, evacuations have occurred from several districts in Doha due to missile threats.
• Iran has threatened to destroy U.S.-linked oil infrastructure in case of a possible attack.
• North Korea has launched about 10 ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan.
• Cuba has begun the release of political prisoners and is negotiating with the U.S.
• Arman Tsarukyan will face American Dillon Danis in a grappling match on April 8.