20:00 News in Brief: Rain, Protests, War Risks, and Major Politics

Yesterday's news summarized and insightful:

• On April 4th and 8th, intermittent rain is expected in Yerevan, while brief showers are possible in the afternoon on the 5th and 6th. During April 4-8, different days will see precipitation in the country, with snow in the mountains and rain in the valleys, except for the night of the 6th when it will be dry. On the morning of April 4th, intense precipitation is expected in some areas.
• The air temperature on the afternoon of April 4th will drop by 4-6 degrees, with no significant changes afterwards.
• A protest was held in front of the government building by citizens deprived of their driving licenses, demanding amnesty and restoration of rights.
• The demonstrators stated that they are deprived of the opportunity to work and called on the authorities to understand their social situation.
• A Western country's cargo ship has, for the first time since the start of the war, passed through the Strait of Hormuz despite Iran's restrictions.
• Iran has imposed payment controls in the strait, charging up to $2 million for each passage.
• Macron criticized the Iranian regime but stated that military operations will not solve the problem and that the people's choice must be respected.
• Trump has appointed his vice president to oversee efforts against fraud, particularly focusing on Democratic states.
• A terrorist attack was prevented in Moscow with the discovery of an explosive device intended for an attack via electric scooters.
• NASA has released a new complete image of Earth, taken during the Artemis-2 mission, showcasing the planet in high detail.