19:00 News in One Line: Trump’s 48-Hour Ultimatum to Iran, Armenia Not Rushing to Exit Alliances

Last hour’s news summarized and concise:

• Trump has set a 48-hour ultimatum for Iran to reach an agreement regarding the Hormuz Strait, threatening severe consequences.
• Military strikes in Iran have damaged dozens of cultural sites and libraries, with several being destroyed.
• Trump stated that the NYT's standards have declined and NATO has become an unreliable partner.
• New strikes have been recorded in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war, resulting in casualties and injuries on both sides.
• An Estonian expert believes that Russia may prioritize Germany as a strategic target.
• France plans to significantly increase its military stockpiles and defense budget by 2030.
• Foreign politicians are showing interest in participating in Moscow's Victory Parade.
• Political forces in Armenia are expressing support for a new coalition in the upcoming elections.
• Prime Minister Pashinyan attended a church ceremony, where press access was restricted.
• The Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia stated that the issue of exiting the EAEU and CSTO is not currently being discussed.
• Rainfall and a gradual increase in temperature are expected in Armenia in the coming days.