News in Brief: Air Quality Issues in Yerevan, Oil Prices, Tensions Develop

News from the past hour summarized and contextualized:

• At the City Hall of Yerevan, Tigran Avinyan addressed air quality issues and instructed to present a report regarding the main complaints of citizens. He also highlighted the construction of the road in the Noy neighborhood, marking it as a directive.
• According to the Financial Times, amid the possibility of a military campaign against Iran, US oil companies could gain around $60 billion in profit. Due to a sharp rise in oil prices, an additional $5 billion in revenue is anticipated just in March.
• The Prime Minister of Poland has announced that a scenario in which the country could exit the European Union is theoretically possible. He stated that right-wing European forces and their allies are attempting to weaken the EU, which would be dangerous for Poland.
• The US Air Force has stationed a squadron of fifth-generation fighters in the UK, intended for later deployment to the Middle East. It is expected that they will be stationed in Israel to strengthen the American military presence in the region.