News in One Line: Metro Issues in Yerevan and Explosive Developments Worldwide

Last hour news summarized and significant:

• Due to power fluctuations, there has been a technical failure in the Yerevan metro, causing traffic to be organized in one line with a two-way regime.
• Passengers at the "Gortsaranayin" station were asked to disembark the train after waiting for more than 10 minutes due to a technical issue.
• The Prime Minister addressed Kocharian, Karapetyan, and Tsarukyan in a video message, making a proposal labeled for the "strong guys".
• The interstate and republican roads of Armenia are open; however, there is snow in several regions, and fog reduces visibility to 50-70 meters in some areas.
• Kuban has stated that it is not discussing the issue of regime change or political system change despite US pressures.
• According to Al Jazeera, Tehran has been subjected to several airstrikes, resulting in smoke being observed in various parts of the city.
• U.S. embassy staff in Baghdad have been urgently evacuated, and NATO representatives have also left their residences.
• In Iran, the IRGC is warning citizens via SMS about links to opposition channels, while law enforcement has already executed hundreds of arrests.
• Europe is planning to provide a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, despite the opposition from Hungary.