14:00 News in Brief: Official Data on Hantavirus, Spersyan Suffers Back Injury

Here are the news highlights from the past hour:

• The Armenian Foreign Minister has clarified the importance of confidentiality in discussions held with the Prime Minister.
• The Prime Minister has announced a legislative amendment in Turkey, officially including Armenia in the list of countries eligible for deliveries.
• “We do not intend to create any 'buffer zone' with the Russian Federation, and we are not sharing our children,” said National Assembly President Alen Simonyan.
• David Ananyan, a representative of the 'Wings of Unity' alliance, has denied any connection to the former ruling party.
• Aram Sargsyan criticized Robert Kocharian’s pre-election statements regarding his return to Artsakh.
• The 'Strong Armenia' party has presented its program for creating agricultural procurement stations in the Tavush region.
• Iran's parliament is discussing the possibility of raising uranium enrichment levels to 90 percent as a reactionary measure.
• The USA and Denmark are negotiating the establishment of new American military bases in Greenland and control over maritime territories.
• The World Health Organization currently sees no risk of an outbreak related to the hantavirus pandemic.
• Football player Eduard Spersyan suffered a back injury during a match in the latest round of the Russian league.