20:00 News in Brief: Rain, Roads, Court, and Major Politics

A summary of the latest news from the past hour:

• Rain is expected in Yerevan from April 2-4 and during the night of the 5th, while on April 1, as well as the night of the 2nd and the day of the 5th, there will be dry weather. The temperature is gradually expected to rise by 2-4 degrees during the daytime from April 1-3.
• All inter-state and republican roads in Armenia are open; however, the Vardenis mountain pass is difficult for trucks, while there is snow in the Sisian area.
• The court is examining the arrest issue of Davit Minasyan, a participant in the incident at the Saint Anna Church; meanwhile, other participants have been released under various precautionary measures.
• The Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, is in the country but has not appeared in public, allegedly due to injuries sustained during a previous attack.
• Israel has stated that Hezbollah is responsible for the deaths of UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, asserting that the group carried out explosive attacks.
• The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has announced that starting April 1, it could strike the infrastructure of major Western companies, considering them legitimate targets.
• U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has indicated that Washington may reevaluate its relationship with NATO due to unequal burden-sharing within the alliance.
• As a result of Ukrainian strikes, Russia's oil revenues have decreased by over $1 billion, with exports reaching their lowest levels in recent years.