News in Brief: Weather, Equinox, and Military Developments in a Waiting World

Yesterday's news summarized and informative:

• Today and in the coming days, most regions of Armenia are expected to experience precipitation, with wet snow in the mountains and rain in the valleys; thunderstorms are also possible, and temperatures will not change significantly.
• In Yerevan, rain and thunderstorms are expected intermittently today and from March 21-23, with daytime temperatures reaching 11-13°C and evening temperatures dropping to 7-9°C.
• March 20 marks the astronomical beginning of spring, the day of the equinox when day and night are almost equal.
• Netanyahu has stated that the war against Iran could end sooner than many expect.
• The Israeli Prime Minister claims that Iran has lost its capability to enrich uranium and produce ballistic missiles.
• Netanyahu announced that Israel has destroyed Iran's fleet in the Caspian Sea and supports the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
• Israel has struck Iranian gas facilities; however, at Trump's request, it is prepared to avoid such attacks.
• The U.S. Secretary of Defense stated that Washington should prioritize using its munitions rather than sending them to Ukraine.
• Iran's Foreign Minister Araqchi warned that there will be no restraint in response to new attacks on infrastructure.
• The U.S. and Japan have agreed to investments of up to $73 billion, with Tokyo condemning Iran's actions.
• The U.S. Treasury Secretary noted that Iranian officials are moving financial resources out of the country amid rising tensions.
• Kim Jong Un has conducted new military exercises, showcasing the latest tanks and participating alongside his daughter.
• Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated that the absence of oil is equivalent to the absence of finances, criticizing loans to Ukraine.
• Trump intends to reassess the mass deportation policy of illegal immigrants to mitigate the backlash surrounding it.