News in Brief: Fires in Yerevan, Murder Investigation, Middle East Tensions

News from the past hour summarized and content-rich:

• A fire that broke out on Freedom Avenue has been extinguished, and residents were evacuated. Firefighters prevented the spread of flames to adjacent buildings.
• An bus has burned at the intersection of Margaryan and Halabyan streets in Yerevan, more commonly known as the 'Physics' intersection. There are currently no reports of injuries or causes.
• The arrested individual in the murder case of a 20-year-old student is a lawyer. The incident is connected to a serious crime that occurred previously.
• Hezbollah has targeted military facilities in Tel Aviv, hitting structures related to intelligence as well.
• Iran has allowed some countries' ships to transit through the Strait of Hormuz, which had previously been closed following military operations.
• The US may initiate ground operations in Iran, and the control of strategic oil facilities is under discussion.
• President Zelensky has announced that the US demands the withdrawal of troops from Donbas, considering this move dangerous.
• Trump has stated that Iranian negotiators fear assassination. A cabinet meeting on the Iran topic is also planned.
• Russia is restricting the export of large cash amounts and gold, with new rules set to take effect in April and May.
• For the first time, the Church of England has a female leader. The new archbishop has officially assumed her duties.
• Melania Trump attended the G7 summit accompanied by a robot. Armenia was also represented at the event.
• Rainfall and a rise in temperature are expected in Armenia. Rain and thunderstorms are possible in Yerevan.