11:00 News Briefs: Mirzoyan's Firm Response to Moscow, Power Outages Due to Weather

Brief and substantive news from the past hour:

• Arthur Osipyan has been arrested for inciting violence against the Prime Minister, obstructing the ruling party's campaign in Arabkir, and committing hooliganism.
• Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that there is no agenda item regarding Armenia's withdrawal from the organization or suspending its membership, as the country has not expressed such desire or intention.
• In response to the criticism from the Secretary of Russia's Security Council, Ararat Mirzoyan noted that Yerevan is not inclined to escalate tensions in relations, although it sometimes expects contractual steps from its allies and has not seen them.
• The administration of the strait established by Tehran has published a map of its area of responsibility, defining Iran's jurisdiction in that water area.
• The U.S. President praised the warm conversation with Turkey's leader, while his lengthy phone call with Israel's Prime Minister was complex and ended without a consensus on further actions.
• In the city of Sizran, two people have died as a result of drone strikes, and according to Ukrainian sources, a fire broke out at a local oil refinery owned by Rosneft.
• Due to adverse weather conditions, high-voltage overhead lines have been damaged, resulting in a power outage for the village of Balagovit and the communication operator for one hour during recovery efforts.