News in Brief: Tavush Barrier, Political Statements, and Re-launch of Hayfilm

News from the last hour summarized and condensed:

• In Tavush, the installation of a border barrier is seen as a new phase of security, reducing the need for internal divisions and emphasizing the development of the community environment. The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister also spoke about the increased financial opportunities for communities and the improvement of the external environment.

• Prime Minister Pashinyan stated that Armenians from Artsakh have not fled, but the elite of Karabakh has left, simultaneously emphasizing his rejection of the agenda for restoring historical justice.

• The government has decided to transfer the management of Hayfilm's shares to the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, with the aim of re-launching the film studio and creating a large film production complex.

• In the telecommunications sector, changes have expanded payment options for subscribers of Viva and Team Telecom across various platforms.

• The Prosecutor's Office has announced that the collected evidence against the accused in the case of a minor's murder is sufficient, and the case has been sent to court.

• The Prime Minister of Spain has stated that the tension in the Middle East threatens the global economy and could have serious repercussions on international trade.