09:00 News in Brief: Azerbaijani Wagons to Armenia, American Aircraft Carrier Near Iranian Shores, and Frostbite Threat

Past hour's news summarized and to the point:

• In some regions of Armenia and Yerevan, a drop in temperature and frostbite is expected, followed by a sharp increase in air temperature by 9-13 degrees.
• In Yerevan, three men who assaulted the driver of bus number 74 have been arrested, and a criminal case has been initiated against them on hooliganism charges.
• 18-year-old David Minasian, who was detained for an incident at a church, has been transported to a correctional facility in serious condition and in a wheelchair.
• The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower has entered the Gulf of Oman and approached the shores of Iran, marking the first such incident since the onset of military operations.
• According to circulating information, the next round of negotiations between the US and Iran may take place this Thursday.
• During negotiations in Islamabad, the US offered Iran a 20-year halt to uranium enrichment, to which Tehran has countered with its own timeline.
• Donald Trump has confirmed the start of a maritime blockade against Iran, aiming to bring Tehran back to the negotiation table.
• The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom labeled Trump’s threat regarding the destruction of civilization if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened as erroneous.
• Iran's representative at the UN has demanded compensation from five regional countries for their involvement in military operations against Iran.
• The President of the Slovenian Parliament has announced an intention to hold a referendum on the country's sovereign policy and leaving NATO.
• The European Union is demanding Peter Madjar fulfill 27 anti-corruption and legislative conditions for €35 billion in funding.
• Azerbaijani media reports the sending of 22 tank wagons of diesel fuel and transit fertilizers to Armenia, which has yet to be officially confirmed.