19:00 News in Brief: Gas Price Turmoil, Tsarukyan's Lion, Musk's Trillions

Last hour's news summarized and substantive:

• The Public Services Regulatory Commission has officially denied the reports circulating in the media, stating that the issue of increasing the natural gas tariff is not currently under discussion, and has called for refraining from spreading unverified information.
• Narek Karapetyan, the first candidate of the "Strong Armenia" bloc, presented their vision for community development in Aragatsavan, emphasizing the establishment of textile factories for women and the creation of new procurement stations and refrigeration systems to alleviate the burdens of farmers.
• The leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party, Gagik Tsarukyan, has strongly reacted to allegations of espionage and state treason directed at him and his teammate Andranik Tevanian, calling such statements absolute lies and providing unique and sharp rebuttals.
• The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, Ararat Mirzoyan, referred to the "Return to Western Azerbaijan" festival-congress organized in Nakhichevan, emphasizing that the Azerbaijani state's sponsorship of this discourse absolutely does not fit within the framework of the bilateral peace and territorial integrity recognition process.
• Officers from the Erebuyn Police Department have arrested a man who, posing as an employee of the registration-examination department, abused citizens' trust and committed fraud by promising driving licenses in exchange for money.
• President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, summarizing the results of joint nuclear force training, announced accurate targeting during missile attacks and emphasized that they do not threaten anyone, but are prepared for a large-scale war in the event of an attack.
• Elon Musk's SpaceX has filed for an IPO, which could become the largest deal in Wall Street history and, with the increase in the value of Musk's controlling stake, make him the world’s first dollar trillionaire.