13:00 News in Brief: Solar Energy, Successful Visit to Moscow, Pensions, Middle East Tensions

Last hour's news summarized and informative:

• The Prime Minister announced that solar energy is now producing both active and reactive electricity.
• Prime Minister Pashinyan assessed his visit to Moscow as successful, highlighting agreements reached in various fields.
• Turkey views the normalization of relations with Armenia as phased, noting several practical advancements.
• The Minister informed that the increased pensions have been distributed; however, 540 municipalities still face issues due to lack of data.
• A video of the Iranian strike on U.S. facilities in Jordan has circulated online.
• The U.S. has deployed a new electronic warfare aircraft against Iran.
• Amid restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz, the price of Russian oil has risen, potentially leading to a significant increase in revenues.
• The Polish Foreign Minister has warned Europe about the threat of Russian UAVs and a new format of warfare.
• According to the results of a survey by Radio Aurora, Pashinyan leads with 30% support.