15:00 News in Brief: From the Attack on the Consulate to Electoral Disputes and Weather Hazards

The news from the past hour summarized and concise.

• In Istanbul, a armed attack took place on the Israeli consulate, with three assailants neutralized and two police officers injured.
• The parliament is discussing amendments to the health insurance law, which will include new beneficiary groups and regulations.
• The National Assembly is also reviewing a draft for technical amendments to the Electoral Code, during which criticisms were raised about changes before the elections.
• Aram Vardevanyan denied reports that Samvel Karapetyan has been granted unlimited permission to issue video messages, stating that there was only one limited permission.
• Arayik Harutyunyan criticized the actions of Samvel Karapetyan during the war, responding to public statements.
• Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan discussed the agenda of Armenia-EU cooperation and upcoming programs with a senior EU official.
• May 4 will be declared a non-working day in Armenia due to the European Political Community summit. The working day on May 4 is moved to April 18, which falls on a Saturday.
• On April 9-10, precipitation and heavy snowfall are expected in the mountainous regions, with possible blizzards, icy conditions, and strong winds.