News in Brief: From Sudden Weather Changes in Armenia to Regional War Restructuring

Recent news highlights summarized:

• In Yerevan and regions, rain is expected in the coming days, with wet snow in mountainous areas. On March 24, dry weather is forecasted.
• From March 25-27, daytime temperatures are anticipated to drop by 4-6 degrees Celsius.
• Prime Minister Pashinyan addressed the incident in the metro, urging Azerbaijanis to see themselves as full-fledged owners of Armenia.
• Analysts believe that most of Iran's strikes are directed at Gulf countries rather than Israel, altering the logic of the war.
• Iran is attempting to target U.S. regional infrastructure by hitting bases and communication hubs.
• The war is transforming into a process of regional restructuring, moving beyond the classic Iran-Israel conflict framework.
• The current conflict is viewed as a new type of war, a clash between systems, akin to a new variant of the “cold war.”
• The head of the Iranian police stated that they may assist EU countries regarding Greenland if necessary.
• The Israeli army reported strikes on over 200 Iranian and Lebanese targets.
• The Kremlin noted that actions against Iran contribute to internal consolidation within the country.
• Israel has ordered the destruction of infrastructure in southern Lebanon to cut off supply routes to Hezbollah.