News in Brief: Peace or War - Internal Political Struggle in Armenia and Tensions in the Middle East

Latest news in a concise format:

• Alen Simonian states that there are two main agendas in Armenia's political field: peace and war.
• According to Simonian, the peace agenda contrasts with the approach of making demands on neighboring countries.
• The Speaker of the National Assembly notes that the Prime Minister can predict the possibility of war, provided he has complete information.
• Daniel Ioannisyan criticizes Pashinyan's behavior, emphasizing that apologizing in such situations is a manifestation of democracy.
• NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has announced that Zelensky is ready for an agreement, but Russia's willingness is also necessary.
• Iran declares that military operations will continue until the full lifting of sanctions and compensation.
• Tehran also demands international guarantees regarding non-interference by the US in its internal affairs.
• Tensions in the Persian Gulf region persist against the backdrop of US-Israel actions and Iran's countermeasures.
• Alen Simonian notes that citizens in the regions support the peace agenda and are ready to defend it.
• An Iranian missile struck the center of Tel Aviv, damaging buildings and transport, but resulted in no casualties.