19:00 News in One Line: Tsarukyan Leads the List, Karapetyan's Case Goes to Court, Trump Pressures NATO

Here are the news highlights from the past hour:

• Gagik Tsarukyan will lead the BHK list, while the opposition declares their intention to win the elections and not cooperate with the authorities.
• Tsarukyan's mother attended his coalition's assembly, refraining from political comments and stating that she came to offer support.
• Samvel Karapetyan's case has been sent to the Anti-Corruption Court, where it will be reviewed with an indictment.
• Road renovation works have begun in Yerevan, including the planned completion of Isakov Avenue’s repairs soon and moving on to other areas.
• The government has announced that relations with certain diaspora organizations will be limited, while maintaining cooperation only with constructive entities.
• A detained young man has been found to have suffered brain injuries, and his health status has been presented to the court.
• The U.S. has urged NATO to quickly propose measures to ensure navigation security following developments around Iran.
• An independent media outlet’s office in Russia has been searched, and a journalist has been arrested in connection with an investigation.