14:00 News in Brief: 'Father's Sun, I will Curse, There Are Still Tasks to Do.' New Recording, Liquid Gas to Be Imported from Iran

Recent news summarized and to the point:

• The Anti-Corruption Committee has announced the uncovering of a vote-buying case, with several individuals arrested and searches conducted. According to reports, voters were offered money in exchange for voting for a specific political force during the elections.
• The Ministry of Economy has announced that the supply of liquefied gas in Armenia has been restored and the import issue from Iran has been resolved. Gas prices are expected to decrease somewhat in the near future.
• Direct trade between Armenia and Turkey has commenced. The government assesses that this will reduce business costs and delivery times.
• The State Food Safety Service has suspended the production activities of the Yerevan branch of 'Pizza Tashir' due to sanitary and hygienic violations. The company has been given a deadline to address the violations.
• A criminal case has been initiated regarding a case of violence and humiliation involving a 12-year-old boy in Sisian. Law enforcement has identified two minors connected to the incident.
• Dmitry Medvedev announced the successful testing of the 'Sarmat' missile system, presenting it as a signal to Western countries.
• The Ukrainian Foreign Minister stated that the war is costing the country hundreds of millions of dollars daily. He emphasized that active involvement from the USA is necessary to achieve peace.