09:00 News in Brief: Campaign Launches, Armenian Ambassador Summoned by Russian Foreign Ministry, Arrests

Yesterday's news summarized and detailed:

• The pre-election campaign has begun in Armenia, with 19 political forces starting their initial events across various regions and the capital.
• The Prime Minister is taking a temporary leave to participate in the campaign, which will only be interrupted on May 28 for the state holiday.
• The Russian Foreign Ministry accused the European Union of intending to interfere in Armenia's elections, expressing concern over the country's sovereignty.
• A person arrested in Vedi for violence against minors has been detained for two months.
• The police have arrested a citizen suspected of hooliganism and assaulting employees of the Yerevan City Hall.
• The National Assembly has adopted legislative changes regarding civil service that establish new regulations for continuing work.
• The President of Ukraine announced the rejection of a peace proposal from Russia and anticipated new strikes.
• The Armenian ambassador has been summoned by the Russian Foreign Ministry, where dissatisfaction was expressed regarding events related to the President of Ukraine.
• Precipitation and hail are expected across the territory, but temperatures are set to rise by 5-7 degrees starting tomorrow.