15:00. News in a Nutshell: Rain, Snow and Warming, Tense Middle East, Russian Oil Arrives in Cuba

Brief and substantive news from the past hour:

• In Yerevan and the regions, occasional rain is expected in the coming days, with snow in mountainous areas, and temperatures will gradually rise.
• Amid continued tensions in the Middle East, the U.S. is considering the possibility of controlling Iranian oil facilities, which is seen as a high-risk move.
• Iran considers the ceasefire plan proposed by the U.S. unrealistic and states it is focused on its own defense.
• An airbase near Baghdad has been struck, destroying one aircraft, but there were no casualties reported.
• The oil refinery in Haifa has come under rocket fire, resulting in a fire outbreak.
• The Prime Minister of Hungary has stated that there will be no change of government due to external influence, and the government will maintain its positions.
• A Russian oil tanker has arrived in Cuba amid an energy crisis, with supplies having been discussed in advance with the U.S.
• In Dagestan, floods have affected localities, with dozens of people evacuated and thousands left without power.