News in Brief: Arrests in Yerevan, Military Strikes in the Region, and Trump’s Controversial Statements

Recent news summarized:

• Arsen Torosyan sharply criticized the opposition, stating that "the end of the bandits is not patriotism, but prison."
• Twin brothers arrested in the yard of St. Anna Church have health issues that are incompatible with detention.
• Following an incident involving Prime Minister Pashinyan at St. Anna Church in Yerevan, three individuals were arrested, two of whom are underage twins.
• Spain has closed its airspace to aircraft participating in military operations against Iran by the US and Israel.
• Iran has threatened to strike American and Israeli universities in the region in response to the bombardment of its own universities.
• A strike was conducted on the American "Victoria" military base near Baghdad amid the ongoing Iran-US-Israel conflict.
• Donald Trump expressed gratitude to Lukashenko for the release of over 500 political prisoners.
• Iran intends to implement fees for ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz via new legislation.
• A fire broke out at the "Buckley" Space Force base in Colorado, which was quickly extinguished.
• Donald Trump stated that Cuba may soon collapse and that the US is prepared to intervene with assistance.
• Trump claims that Iran is ready to abandon its nuclear program and transfer its nuclear waste to the US.
• A suspicious UAV in Florida nearly approached Trump’s plane, prompting military readiness at the airport.