News in Brief: Rain in Armenia, Closed Roads, Arrests, and Strikes in Conflict Zones

Below is a summary of the news from the past hour:

• Rain is expected in Armenia over the coming days, with wet snow in mountainous regions and temperatures rising to +17 in the capital.
• Highways in Armenia are mostly passable; however, several sections are closed or difficult to navigate with trailers.
• The Stepanavank-Lars road is open for all types of vehicles.
• Law enforcement authorities have uncovered three individuals suspected of arson at a building site.
• An activist has been arrested, and earlier incidents have seen additional citizens detained.
• The U.S. has announced progress in negotiations with Iran while also indicating potential military developments.
• Iran reports strikes on American facilities in the region.
• The U.S. and Israel have targeted a scientific institution in Tehran.
• Israel has struck major industrial sites in Iran, leading to economic repercussions.
• The foreign ministers of Iran and Russia have discussed regional tensions.
• The U.S. states that the conflict in Ukraine will continue without mutual concessions.
• The U.S. president has indicated the possibility of rapid strikes against multiple targets in Iran.
• He compared disagreements with Congressional Democrats to the situation with Iran and commented on the legal aspects of military operations.
• He expressed a desire to be remembered as a peacemaker.