10:00 News in Brief: Iran's $270 Billion Damage, Trump Deletes Photo, and Road Closures

Last hour's news summarized and concise:

• Several roads in Armenia's high mountainous regions and the Stepanavan-Lars highway are closed to traffic, while accessibility in other areas is difficult.
• A representative of the Russian president announced that Europeans will feel the economic consequences of 'Russophobic' decisions to abandon Russian energy sources.
• The Iranian government has preliminarily estimated the damage caused to the country by the military actions of the US and Israel at $270 billion.
• US Vice President Jay D. Vance announced intentions to carry out military objectives against Iran and expressed readiness to move towards diplomatic resolution.
• Jay D. Vance urged the Vatican to focus exclusively on ecclesiastical and moral issues and not to interfere in US public policy.
• Donald Trump deleted a photo portraying him as a saint, clarifying that it was either a joke or related to a theme of the Red Cross.
• A historic meeting is anticipated in Washington between the ambassadors of Israel and Lebanon aimed at negotiating issues of ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah.
• The Ministry of Internal Affairs has denied media reports about shooting in Kanaker, labeling them as unverified information.