17:00 News in Brief: Pashinyan Invited to Moscow, Architectural Scandal in Yerevan, Trump Threatens

Recent news summarized concisely:

• A 19-year-old driver has been subject to public criminal prosecution for acts of hooliganism and driving without permission in Yerevan.
• Alen Simonian has announced the political exhaustion of the opposition, stating that the best tactic against their struggle is to provide additional airtime.
• MP Gegham Manukyan asserts that there is no real evidence of terrorism in the case against Bishop Bagrat.
• Lawyer Robert Amsterdam criticized the outcomes of the European summit, emphasizing the absence of clear international commitments towards Armenia.
• The Russian ambassador to Armenia confirmed that Nikol Pashinyan has been invited to Moscow to participate in the victory parade on May 9.
• Viktor Mnatsakanyan is raising alarms about the distortion of Tamanyan architectural heritage in downtown Yerevan and the inaction of city authorities.
• The Georgian Orthodox Church will elect a new Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia at an expanded council meeting next week.
• Donald Trump has threatened Iran with high-level bombings if it fails to comply with the reached agreements.