News in Brief: Israel-Iran Tensions, Rising Oil Prices, Zakharova on Armenia's European Path

Yesterday's news summarized and focused:

• International Focus on Israel-Iran Clash: Reports indicate damage to aircraft near Ben Gurion Airport, strikes on bridges in Lebanon, and actions against pro-Iranian positions in Iraq. The release highlights the expansion of conflict both militarily and in the energy sector.
• U.S. Involvement Noted: There were mentions of significant strikes, combat flights, and damage to Iranian vessels. It is noted that the Israeli strike on Iranian gas facilities was coordinated with Washington.
• Iran's Political Shifts: A significant internal development saw Saeed Jalili appointed as the new Secretary of the National Security Council, replacing Ali Larijani, who was recently reported killed.
• Market Reactions: Amid rising regional tensions, oil prices surged to $109 per barrel, attributed to increasing risks surrounding Iranian energy facilities.
• Security Preparations in Berlin: The city is preparing for potential drone attacks by deploying a defensive network of sensors, radars, and cameras.
• U.S. National Debt Surge: The national debt of the U.S. has approached and surpassed $39 trillion. International financial institutions expect more concrete fiscal measures from Washington.
• Armenian Political Agenda: Reacting to statements about Armenia's European trajectory, Maria Zakharova from the Russian side has questioned the justifications of this approach and reminded of Yerevan's involvement in the CIS and EAEU frameworks.
• Domestic Legal Proceedings: The court session on the murder case of Valodya Grigoryan continued with evidence examination, and the next session is scheduled for April 3.
• Weather Forecast: Rain is expected in the coming days across the republic and Yerevan, with wet snow in the mountainous areas. Little change in temperature is anticipated.