News in Brief: Stormy Weather, Arrests, and Major War. What is Happening in Armenia and the World Now

News from the past hour summarized and content-rich:

• From March 27-31, rain is expected in Armenia, with wet snow in mountainous areas and rain in the valleys, particularly heavy precipitation and poor visibility in Syunik. The temperature will drop by 2-4 degrees.
• Searches at 20 addresses in Yerevan led to the discovery of a drug manufacturing facility, resulting in the arrest of 10 individuals.
• In a training gathering, one individual was arrested in connection with an injured reservist; the lives of the victims are not in danger.
• Heavy rainfall and rising river levels are expected in Syunik and several other regions, urging people to avoid flood-prone areas.
• Trump has announced that actions against Iran aim to prevent the nuclear threat and "keep America great."
• The Iranian Foreign Minister claims that American soldiers have left regional bases and are hiding.
• Sources report that over 1 million fighters have been mobilized in Iran for potential ground battles against the USA.
• The head of the IAEA warned that damage to the Bushehr nuclear power plant could lead to a major radiological accident.
• Iran stated any attack would have a "boomerang effect."
• Vance has announced that traditional military forces in Iran have significantly weakened, whereas the naval fleet has been destroyed.
• The USA has conveyed a 15-point peace proposal to Iran through intermediaries.
• Rubio has mentioned some progress in the negotiations.
• Trump declared a halt to targeting Iran's power plants until April 6.
• Israel has reported over 20 airstrikes on western Iran and threatened to continue pursuing leaders.
• Bloomberg has raised doubts regarding Trump's statement about oil tankers passing through Hormuz.
• The President of Iran has thanked Putin for his support.
• Ministers from Hezbollah in Lebanon boycotted a government meeting.
• The head of the WTO announced that the global trading system is experiencing the worst crisis in 80 years.
• An Iranian military representative claimed 600-800 US casualties and around 5000 injuries.
• The Chief of Staff of Israel warned of the army being close to a "breaking point."
• France discussed the security of the Hormuz Strait with 35 countries.
• The President of Finland declared that Iran's war is not NATO's business.
• Ukrainian President Zelensky has arrived in Saudi Arabia for important meetings.