News in Brief: No Flood Risk in Armenia, Senior Official’s Email Hacked

News from the past hour summarized and reported:

• River levels in Armenia have risen due to a cyclone; however, there is no risk of flooding. Limited rainfall is expected in certain areas, and temperatures will rise.

• The Ministry of Health reports an increase in doctors' salaries, with some cases seeing a doubling of pay. Solutions for several specialists are still being developed.

• Defensive cooperation between Armenia and France has been discussed in Paris, where a representative from the Armenian side was awarded a high honor.

• A senior official's email has been hacked in the U.S., leading to the leakage of personal data. The incident is linked to a foreign hacking group.

• Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the progress of the war against Iran, indicating a desire to move forward. His statements are seen as controversial.

• The U.S. Vice President may become a key player in negotiations with Iran, though there are reservations in Israel due to past positions he has taken.

• In Turkey, the source of launch orders for missiles from Iran is under discussion. The theory of provocation is not ruled out.

• Severe storms in the UAE have caused flooding and flight disruptions, with residential areas also affected.

• Rainfall and increased winds are expected in Armenia in the coming days, with temperatures gradually rising.

• Snow and the risk of landslides exist on several road sections. Drivers are urged to exercise caution.