18:00 News in Brief: The Lawyer's Revelation, Lukashenko's Nuclear Dream

Last hour's news summarized:

• The opposition demands a clear map be attached to the delimitation regulations, as the alteration of the name of Tigranakert in Google Maps and its removal from the territory of Armenia has raised significant concerns among the public.
• According to an official statement, lawyer Robert Amsterdam, who represents Samvel Karapetyan's interests, previously defended American financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of pedophilia, as evidenced by existing correspondence.
• During his pre-election campaign, the second president announced that due to the policies of the authorities, Armenia is becoming a center of clashes, endangering the well-being of 150,000 Armenian families working in Russia; at the end of the meeting, he received Armenian gampr as a gift from the residents.
• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced about the entry of Armenian-produced weapons into the international market, invited citizens to a military exhibition, and noted that following the nationalization of the Ararat Cement Plant, the involvement of private investors will be conducted through a transparent competition.
• Representatives of Rosselkhoznadzor and SATM held a joint discussion, after which inspections will be conducted in Armenian agricultural and aquaculture companies in the next seven days to determine the compliance of exported products with EAEU norms.
• The court rejected the request to change the preventive measure for Igor Sargsyan, a candidate for the “Armenia” alliance, leaving him under house arrest for another two months; however, he was allowed to host guests at home to avoid complete isolation from the electoral process.
• During a meeting with military personnel, Alexander Lukashenko called the Iskander-M systems his dream weapon, and during a video conference with the President of Russia, he stated that the military forces of both countries conduct joint training of nuclear forces quarterly.